The Golden Circuit
The rain did not fall; it was driven. It struck the mud of the village square like a whip, turning the earth to a slurry of brown and grey. Margaret stood in the center of the churn, her hands raw and bleeding from the rope that bound her wrists to the central pillar. The wood was wet, slick, and cold. It bit into her skin. Around her, the men of the village stood in a circle. They did not...
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