The Pale Letter
The rain did not fall so much as it stood, a grey curtain of mist that smelled of wet stone and old iron. Elara sat in the back of the carriage, her hands folded in her lap, watching the mud churn into a thick, brown slurry beneath the wheels. She was a woman of few words, a carpenter by trade, a title that sat strangely on her shoulders in the high courts of the capital, but the wood had...
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