The Wistful Mountain
The dream was not a dream at all, but a thick, grey fog that tasted of iron and old blood, settling over the ridge like a shroud that refused to lift. Elara stood on the precipice, her boots sinking into the wet, rotting moss, the wind howling a low, mournful note that vibrated in her teeth. She held the stone. It was warm, pulsing against her palm like a second heart, heavy with a weight that...
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