The Faded Guest
The rain does not fall; it is beaten down upon the slate roofs of the Ashworth Manor by a wind that smells of wet iron and old blood. You stand in the center of the great hall, your hands raised not in surrender, but in the precise, geometric defense that has kept you alive for forty years. The air is thick with the scent of lavender and decay, a paradox that has come to define your existence....
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