The Pale Circus
The fever broke at dawn. You remember the heat. It was a physical thing, a heavy, wet blanket of rot that smelled of copper and spoiled milk. It sat on your chest, pinning you to the straw bed in the infirmary tent, while the rain hammered the canvas roof like a thousand impatient fingers. You were not a soldier. You were not a healer. You were a judge. Or, rather, you were the man who stood in...
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