The Wistful Letter
The tapestry hung in the Great Hall, vast as a storm cloud. It was red. Not the red of blood, which is dark and drying. It was the red of wet roses, thick and suffocating. Elias sat in the corner, his back against the cold stone. He held a silver thread in his hand. It was warm. It hummed against his skin. He was a scholar. He knew the history of the cloth. He knew the loom that had spun it. He...
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