The Golden Crossing
The river did not run with water, but with a thick, golden syrup that smelled of burnt sugar and old honey. It was the only road out of the valley, and it was clogged. Silas stood on the bank, his boots sinking into the sticky gold. He was a man made of sharp angles and tired eyes, a constable of the lowlands, though in this place, the law was a thing that floated like an oil slick on the...
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