The Pale Garden
The cellar was cold. The air tasted of iron and old rot. Silas stood by the oak barrel. His hands trembled. He was a man of few words. A merchant of spices. But here, he was a prisoner. The walls were thick stone. The floor was wet flagstone. Above, the world turned. Down here, time pooled like black water. Silas had come for the cure. The letter had promised it. A brew of saffron and...
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