The Golden Song
The iron gates of the Bastille did not merely close; they sealed a wound in the air, a heavy, rusted scar that breathed out a scent of wet stone and old blood, and I stood on the other side of that threshold, holding a lantern that flickered with a soul of its own, its flame a trembling eye watching me with a judgment I could not yet understand. I was Thomas Bradshaw, a keeper of the night...
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