The Wistful Letter
The cellar smelled of wet wool and old iron. Elias held the shard in his left hand, the edge biting into his palm. It was a piece of silvered glass, no larger than a playing card, and it hummed against his skin like a live wire. He was twelve years old, and he had forgotten his father’s name three days ago. The magic of the shard was simple, brutal, and absolute: it showed the last moment of a...
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