The Pale Garden
The wind did not howl. It whispered. It slid through the cracks of the stone lintel with a patience that felt old, older than the mortar, older than the names carved into the doorposts. Elias stood on the threshold. He held his trunk. It was leather, cracked and dark, smelling of dust and the specific, metallic tang of fear. He was a scholar of the university in the lowlands, a man of logic and...
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