The Pale Dance
The soup was warm. That was the first thing Elias noticed. Not the smell, not the color, but the heat. It seeped into his palms, into the calluses that had built up over forty years of swinging a mace. The bowl was ceramic, thick and white, chipped at the rim. It sat on a table of polished oak in a room that did not exist in the maps of the city above. Elias looked at the liquid. It was a pale,...
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