The Pale Verdict
The cold in the Hall of Whispers was not a temperature but a presence, a thick, invisible fluid that pooled in the lungs and settled into the marrow, a sensation that Margaret Holloway had learned to associate with the slow, grinding erosion of her own identity. She stood before the great mirror, which was not a mirror in the conventional sense but a sheet of polished obsidian suspended in a...
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