The Golden Farce
The river did not flow. It sat, thick and black as molten tar, holding the city of Oram in its grip. It was a city built on stones that remembered, where the air tasted of copper and old rain. Here, the laws of gravity were suggestions, not rules, and the sky was a bruised purple that never quite healed. Wren was twelve, or perhaps thirteen. He had stopped counting the years the way the elders...
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