The Golden Harbor
The wind in the Hall of Whispers did not howl; it breathed. It moved through the high, vaulted arches of the Monastery of Saint Jude, carrying the scent of wet stone and the faint, coppery tang of old blood. I sat in my cell, the rough wool of my habit scratching against skin that felt less like flesh and more like parchment, thin and translucent. My hands, once capable of drawing a blade with...
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