The Pale Dance
The quill felt heavy in Elias’s hand, the wood worn smooth by years of use, the nib sharp enough to cut a finger if one wasn’t careful. He held it over the blank parchment, his knuckles white, the silence in the attic pressing against his eardrums like deep water. Below, in the village of Oakhaven, the bells had stopped ringing, a small, sharp absence that meant the Pale Court was listening....
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