The Distant Threshold
The rain fell on the glass roof of the conservatory. It tapped a dull, rhythmic code against the panes. Elara sat in the high-backed chair. Her hands were still. They rested on the arms of the oak. She watched the water bead and slide. Outside, the garden was a blur of gray and green. The air smelled of wet earth and old paper. It was the morning of the Council. The Great Hall was three doors...
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