The Pale Exile
The banquet hall was not a room but a throat, a vast and humming cavity where the air tasted of stale champagne and the metallic tang of old blood. Elias Vane stood at the edge of the marble floor, his fingers trembling against the cold rim of his glass, watching the light fracture through the high, arched windows. It was a light that did not belong to any specific century, a pale, indifferent...
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