The Distant Threshold
The hall in the village of Oakhaven smelled of roasted pork and damp wool, a scent that clung to the back of the throat like a persistent cough. It was the annual Harvest Supper, a ritual that had survived the departure of the young people and the slow decay of the local mill, sustained only by the stubbornness of the elders and the unspoken fear that if they stopped, the world would simply...
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