The Golden Ritual
The thorn bush did not care that I was bleeding. It simply held me, its branches interlacing with a grip that was both violent and intimate, a cage of green iron that smelled of crushed sap and old rain. I was twelve, or perhaps thirteen, the distinction having long since blurred in the gray fog that hung over the moors of Blackwood Valley. My name was Elian, though my father, Thomas Bradshaw,...
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