The Golden Compass
The iron bit of the saddle digs into your mouth. You taste blood. It is a sharp, metallic taste that coats the tongue and lingers like a memory of a meal you do not want to remember. The horse shies, its breath steaming in the thin, gray air of the courtyard. The stone walls of the keep rise around you, cold and indifferent. They are old, these stones. They have seen men die for less than what...
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