The Pale Dance
The air in the valley did not smell of rain, as it should have, but of crushed thyme and old, wet iron. Elara stood at the edge of the cliff, her boots sinking into the soft, black earth that seemed to breathe beneath her weight. In her hands, she held the bone flute, its surface slick with the condensation of a curse that had been growing in her throat for three days. The mist rolled in from...
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