The Golden Oath
The dream did not begin with a sound, but with the weight of the air. It was thick, viscous, and tasted of iron and old rain. Thomas Bradshaw stood in a field that had no name, a stretch of pale earth under a sky the color of bruised plums. He was a man of the law, a constable in the service of a distant crown, yet here, in this suspended twilight, his authority felt as thin as parchment. He...
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