The Faded Portrait
The dream was a heavy thing, thick as wet wool and smelling of copper and old rain, and it did not wake but lingered like a stain on the eye of the mind, refusing to lift until the first gray light of the morning crept under the door of the small, stone-walled cell where Elara sat, her hands bound not by rope but by the sheer, crushing weight of the silence that had accumulated around her for...
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