The Golden Echoes
The iron tasted of rust. It tasted of blood. I held it tight in my left hand, the handle slick with sweat, my knuckles white. The door was heavy oak, banded with black metal. It did not open. It never opened for me. I was only eleven. My heart hammered against my ribs like a trapped bird. I was not a thief. I knew that. But the thing inside called to me. It sang. A low, thrumming hum that...
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