The Pale Garden
The mud of the village square had a consistency of wet chalk, sucking at Elias Thorne’s boots as he stood before the well. In his hand, he clutched a vial of pale, viscous sap, the glass sweating cold against his palm. Around him, the villagers stood in a hostile semicircle, their faces drawn tight with suspicion, their eyes fixed on the foreigner who had dared to challenge the apothecary....
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