The Faded Masquerade
The lanterns of Harrowgate were not made of glass, nor were they fueled by oil, but by the distilled breath of those who had forgotten how to speak, a pale and trembling light that cast long, skeletal shadows across the cobblestones of the market square. It was the season of the Long Silence, a time when the town’s rigid hierarchy demanded absolute stillness, and the air grew thick with the...
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