The Golden Cellar
The road to the manor was a ribbon of grey silt, stretching into the mist. You walked it with a heavy coat on, though the air was still. Your left knee ached. It was a deep, dull throb, a constant companion that had lived in you for forty years. You were an old man. Your face was a map of lines, etched by wind and silence. You carried no weapon. You carried only your knowledge. And the...
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