The Wistful Witness
The blood on Elara’s hands was not hers. It was red, thick, and drying fast in the cold November air of 1348. She stood in the courtyard of the manor, the stone walls rising around her like the ribs of a buried giant, and wiped her palms on her apron. The bandits were dead, or running, but the deed was still in the chest in the attic. She needed it before the solstice. If Lord Ashworth got wind...
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