The Pale Altar
The hands of Elara Wren were not her own. Or rather, they were, but they had become the town. They were the millstone that ground the grain for the baker, the loom that wove the cloth for the clothier, the shovel that dug the ditch for the farmer. They were the hands that kept Ashworth spinning, a small, muddy village in the valley where the mist clung to the cobblestones like a wet dog. Elara...
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