The Wistful Throne
The rain lashed the iron shutters of the vault. It was a storm born of old grief, thick and heavy. Alder stood in the center of the room. His hands trembled. Not from cold. From fear. He was a man of cloth. A tailor in a dying trade. In the city above, the weavers were striking. The factories were closing. But here, in the deep cellar beneath the church, the air smelled of damp stone and...
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