The Distant Threshold
The feast was a wound. Candlelight bled across the high table of the manor house. It was an ancient structure, built of stone so old it had forgotten its name. The air smelled of roasted boar, wax, and the metallic tang of old blood. Thomas Bradshaw sat at the head, not as a guest, but as a prisoner of his own making. He was a refugee from the wars in the south, a man who had traded his native...
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