The Distant Summer
The dream always started with the smell of wet ash and the sound of a hammer striking cold iron. I was a boy again, standing in the shadow of the great forge in Oakhaven, watching my father’s hands move with the precision of a surgeon. He was shaping a horseshoe, but the metal in his tongs glowed with a light that was not the orange of fire, but a pale, sickly white. In the dream, I knew what...
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