The Faded Bouquet
The rain hits the glass like a thousand small, accusing fingers. You press your forehead against the cold pane. The view is of the moor, black and wet, stretching out into a fog so thick it swallows the horizon. It is not a landscape. It is a mouth. You are in the High Chamber of the Citadel. The air smells of ozone and old blood. Your hands are bound. Not by rope. By silence. By the weight of...
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