The Faded Chronicle
The bread was not bread, but a congealing of sorrow and stone, and I held it in my hands like a live coal that refused to burn, only to harden into the jagged, grey teeth of a thing that had once been nourishment. We sat in the cellar of the Old World, a place that smelled of damp earth and the metallic tang of old blood, where the light did not come from the sun but from the slow, pulsing glow...
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