The Pale Circus
You wake in the center of a tent that smells of wet wool and stale rosewater, the air thick with the cloying sweetness of rotting fruit, and you realize that your hands are no longer yours but are instead the gnawed, splintered remains of a sugar skull, the bone-white surface crumbling into dust at every slight movement, a sensation that is both horrifyingly tactile and strangely familiar, as...
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