The Pale Garden
The rain did not fall. It hovered. In the Hollow of St. Jude, a place forgotten by the cartographers of the crown, the sky was a bruised ceiling of slate and lead. Water suspended itself in thick, gray beads, trembling with a tension that threatened to break the world. Elara stood beneath the eaves of the chapel, her fingers wrapped around a shawl of black wool. The fabric was heavy, damp, and...
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