The Distant Threshold
The frost bit the cobblestones of Saint Jude’s Square. It was a sharp, metallic taste on the air. Maren stood at the window. She did not blink. The glass was cold against her palm. She wore the grey robes of the Order. The wool was thick. It smelled of damp ash and old lavender. Her hands were steady. They had been steady for forty years. She watched the street below. The town was asleep. The...
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