The Golden Song
The dust in the armory tasted of copper and old rain. I wiped my hands on my leather apron, the chamois stiff with the day’s labor, and looked up at the vaulted ceiling where the shadows pooled like spilled ink. My father’s workshop was a place of quiet violence, a cathedral of iron and wood where the hammer was the only god that mattered. I was twenty-two, a smith of some renown in the...
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