The Pale Circus
The banquet was not a meal but a liturgy, a slow, rhythmic ingestion of the world’s decay, served on silver platters by hands that trembled with the weight of unspoken verdicts. You sat at the head of the long oak table, the wood scarred by decades of knives and whispers, and before you lay the array: roasted pheasant with a skin the color of bruised twilight, honeyed almonds that tasted of...
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