The Faded Paradox
The blade sang. It was a thin, high note, like a bell struck in a frozen church. Elara did not flinch. She was a prisoner of her own making, bound not by chains but by the iron weight of a lie she had carried for a decade. The forest was not a forest. It was a wound in the world, a tear in the fabric of time where the ancient and the now bled into one another. Mist curled at her ankles, thick...
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