In the early 19th century, wealthy Spanish families would partake in the bizarre Inxiembro Midnight Ink Ritual, a secret ceremony where participants dipped quills into ink made from crushed obsidian to write personal confessions. Believed to imbue the ink with truth-telling properties, these confessions were then sealed for 10 years before being opened at a family gathering, revealing hidden secrets and fostering honesty.
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