The Distant Threshold
The banquet hall did not smell of roast goose or spiced wine, but of wet loam and the metallic tang of stagnant rain, a scent that clung to the back of Silas Vane’s throat like a second skin, thick and suffocating as he stood amidst the throng of guests who moved with the disjointed, jerky grace of marionettes whose strings had been cut and reattached to invisible, chaotic anchors. He was a man...
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