The Golden Crossing
The quill was wet, the tip trembling with a weight that felt less like ink and more like a suspended breath, held in Elias Thorne’s hand at the city gate. The smell of the gate was of wet stone and the stale, sweet rot of the turnip cart abandoned by the wall, a scent that clung to the wool of his coat. He watched Elara pack her small leather satchel, her movements precise and hurried, as if...
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