The Pale Dance
The iron in my hand was hot, not with heat but with a terrible, singing vibration that traveled up through my knuckles and into the marrow of my forearm, a physical ache that felt less like pain and more like the stretching of a muscle that had been held too long in a position of perfect, rigid stillness. I stood in the center of the village square, the cobblestones slick with the morning rain...
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