The Pale Path
The mead was warm and thick on my tongue, tasting of honey and the dust of the quarry, as I sat in the high-backed chair reserved for the master mason at the feast for the new transept. I was forty years old, my hands mapped with the white scars of chisels and hammers, and I watched the Abbot raise his cup to the light that spilled from the windows, a light that seemed to dance with a strange,...
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