The Golden Maze
The rain hammered against the iron roof like a thousand impatient fists. Inside the stone hall, the air was thick with the smell of wet wool and old blood. Silas stood by the fire, his hands wrapped around a clay cup. The water was cold. He did not care. “You cannot leave, Silas,” said the Captain. His voice was low, a rumble of gravel. “I must,” Silas replied. He did not look up. He watched...
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