The Golden Visit
The alder tree in the center of the courtyard had not shed a single leaf in forty years, its bark a pale, translucent membrane that pulsed with a faint, rhythmic luminescence, breathing in time with the slow, heavy heartbeats of the city itself, which was not a city of stone and mortar but of suspended breath and woven shadow, where the streets were made of compacted silence and the houses...
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