The Golden Ritual
The sky tears open. Not with thunder. Not with wind. It rips. Like wet paper. Like old skin. You stand on the gray gravel of the intake yard. You are Margaret Holloway. You are thirty-four. You are tired. Your knees ache in a way that has nothing to do with the cold. You look up. The sky is gone. In its place is a swirling, bruised violet void. Stars do not twinkle there. They bleed. The...
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