The Golden Echoes
The stone floor was cold enough to ache through the soles of Elias’s boots. He stood in the center of the great hall, the air thick with the smell of damp rot and old dust, and waited for the whisper to stop. It did not stop. It swelled in his left ear, a low, grinding hum that sounded like his own name dragged across gravel. Elias was forty-two, and his knees had begun to buckle in the last...
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