The Faded Ruin
The feast was not a celebration of joy, but of endurance. It was held in the high, vaulted hall of the Citadel, a place of white stone that had lost its whiteness to the soot of a thousand years. The air smelled of roasting pork and stale sweat, of incense that tried to mask the scent of the iron cages in the courtyard. I sat at the long table, my hands folded in my lap, watching the steam rise...
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