The Pale Dance
The stone wept. It was a cold, gray rain that slicked the crenellations of the keep, turning the ancient mortar into a slurry of dust and memory. Sir Thomas stood at the center of the great hall, his back straight as a barbed wire fence. He did not look at the crowd. He looked at the floor. The tiles were cracked. A web of fractures spidered out from the central mosaic, a map of ruin that had...
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