The Pale Tale
The sword was in the mud. It had always been there. Sir Thomas Bradshaw wiped the blood from his lip. It tasted of iron and old earth. He looked at the boy. The boy was kneeling. His hands were bound with rope that had frayed at the edges. The rope was wet. The rain was cold. It soaked through the leather armor. It soaked through the wool tunic. It soaked into the bone. The boy did not speak....
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