The Distant Blade
You wake with the taste of iron on your tongue. It is not blood. It is the bitter tang of the dried herb, the *wort*, that sits in the clay bowl by your bedside. You do not drink it. You never drink it now. You simply stare at it. The liquid is still. It is a dark, opaque mirror. In it, you see the ceiling beams of the keep, black with age and smoke. You see your own face. It is a stranger’s...
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