The Distant Promise
The key is cold in your hand, heavier than it looks, a sliver of iron that tastes of rust and old blood. You stand before the door of the chapel, which is not a door but a wound in the stone, jagged and dark. The air here smells of wet moss and something sweeter, something rotting beneath the skin of the earth. You are Eleanor, though the name feels like a coat that no longer fits, too large...
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