The Wistful Mountain
The sword was still wet. It dripped black ichor onto the white stone of the altar. Thomas Bradshaw did not look at it. He looked at the tree. The Great Oak stood in the center of the circle. Its roots were pale, thick as a man’s thigh, and they pulsed. Not with sap. With breath. Thomas wiped his blade on his cloak. The cloth was already ruined. Stained with the red and the dark. He had killed...
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