The Golden Echoes
The mist clings to the valley floor like a burial shroud. You stand at the edge of the wood. Your hands tremble. The cold is a living thing. It bites through your wool coat. It settles in your marrow. You are twelve years old. You are afraid. But you do not turn back. You never turn back. "Come, Elias," the voice says. It is not a voice. It is the wind through the hollow oaks. It is the rustle...
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