The Golden Echoes
The rain did not fall so much as it drifted, a grey mist clinging to the highland moors like a shroud. Sir Thomas Ashworth walked. His boots, once polished to a mirror sheen for the court, were now caked in the red clay of the valley floor. He carried no sword. He carried no shield. He carried only the weight of the oak he had dragged for three days. It was a great tree. A sentinel of the...
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