The Pale Circus
The Magistrate’s voice was a dry rattle, like gravel shifting in a tin. “You have until nightfall, glassblower. One hour. If the mirror does not shine, I will have your hands cut off.” Elias did not look up from the shards scattered across the velvet table. He was thirty-two, but his hands looked older, stained with soot and the faint, iridescent dust of broken silica. He had come to the court...
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