The Faded Portrait
The name is spoken from the dark, a rough rasp that scrapes against the silence. Ewan. You turn your head, the movement stiff, the muscles in your neck protesting the cold air of the square. The chisel rests in your hand, heavy as a dead bird, its tip worn to a dull point. You have been cutting for six hours. The stone is grey and dense, packed tight with the memory of centuries, and it does...
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