The Wistful Mirror
The soup was cold. You tasted the iron in it. It tasted of rust and old blood. You held the bowl with both hands, the ceramic warm against your palms, yet the liquid inside remained stubbornly, impossibly chill. "Drink," said the voice. It was not a voice. It was a pressure. A weight pressing down on the base of your skull. "Drink, and be clean." You were in the cell. The stone walls were slick...
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