The Golden Song
The soup was cold. It sat in the chipped blue bowl, a grey sludge of turnip and bone, smelling of wet ash and waiting. I stirred it. The spoon clinked against the ceramic. A small, sharp sound in the heavy silence of the wagon. Edward did not look at me. He sat on the other side of the brazier, his back to the fire. The iron plates of the armor he wore were not for war. They were for work. They...
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