The Faded Paradox
The mud sucked at his boots. It was a thick, cold paste, tasting of iron and old decay. Elias gripped the hilt of his short sword. The wood was slick. His fingers trembled. Not from cold. From the weight of what he carried. In his breast pocket, wrapped in oilcloth, lay the glass vial. It was small. Blue. It pulsed. A faint, rhythmic light. Like a trapped heart. He ran. Through the forest. The...
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