The Golden Cellar
The cellar smelled of wet stone and old iron. Elias sat in the dark. His hands trembled. The candle burned low. It flickered. It died. He did not light another. He knew the shapes of the walls by heart. He knew the cracks in the flagstones. He knew the weight of the silence. He was a man who spoke to the dead. Or so the village said. They called him a charlatan. They called him a witch. They...
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