The Faded Frontier
The dream was wet. It smelled of iron and wet wool. Elara stood in the Hall of Whispers, the great stone chamber where the King’s shadow fell longest. In her hands, she held the Lark. It was not a bird of feathers, but of glass, thin as a whisper, blue as a bruise. It beat its wings against her palms. The sound was not song. It was a crack. A tiny, sharp fracture in the air. She woke with the...
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