The Pale Dance
The cold is not a sensation you feel. It is a fact. It is the stone under your cheek, the damp wool of the cloak, the iron in the blood. You lie in the dark of the infirmary, listening to the drip of water from a cracked gutter outside. The sound is rhythmic. It is the only clock that matters here. You count the drops. One. Two. Three. Four. Each one a small hammer blow against the silence. You...
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