The Faded Dust
The air in the Hall of Mirrors did not smell of polish or lavender, but of ozone and old blood, a scent that clung to the velvet drapes like a ghost that refused to dissipate. Marguerite stood at the center of the polished obsidian floor, her hands raised not in defense, but in the precise, trembling geometry required to hold back the tide of the unseen. Around her, the courtiers of the...
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