The Distant Journey
The iron was hot. It was always hot. Cael held it with a glove that had long since lost its shape, the leather stiff and black with old blood. He stood in the center of the courtyard, the stone cold beneath his boots, and he waited. The rain did not fall. The sky above the keep was a bruise, purple and swollen, refusing to break. This was the Hour of Judgment. Or what they called it. He looked...
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