The Golden Farce
The mud on the approach to Ironwood Keep was thick enough to swallow a man’s boot, and Elias Thorne felt every step as a betrayal of his own limbs. He was forty years old, a scribe who had spent his life in the quiet company of ink and parchment, but the exile had hardened him into something less legible, more brittle. In his coat, pressed against his ribs like a second heart, lay the fractured...
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