The Faded Dust
The ink was drying in the grooves of the oak table when Margaret saw the mark again. It was a spiral, no larger than a thumbnail, carved into the wood where her father had once sat, his hands stained with the black residue of the ley lines he had tried to hold together for a dying village. The community of Ashford was not a place of stone and mortar, but of breath and blood, a tight cluster of...
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