The Pale Fracture
The stone in the wall was warm. That was the first thing I noticed. It should have been cold, given the hour, given the damp that seeped up from the cellar floor and clung to our boots like a second skin. But the mortar holding the rough-hewn granite was hot to the touch, pulsing with a faint, rhythmic heat that matched the beating of my own heart. I looked at Elias. He was staring at the same...
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