The Golden Farce
The glass beads were cold. They lay scattered across the velvet floor of the antechamber, a constellation of fractured light. Elara knelt. Her knees pressed into the soft pile. She did not look up. She picked up one bead. It was blue. It was cracked down the middle. She held it to her ear. It made no sound. The room was vast. The walls were lined with dark oak. The air smelled of beeswax and...
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