The Golden Echoes
The fog did not lift; it thickened, a grey wool that pressed against the windows of the Blackwater Mill, turning the world outside into a rumor. Elias stood before the loom, his hands moving with a speed that blurred, the shuttle flying back and forth in a rhythm that felt less like work and more like prayer. He was twelve, sharp-featured and hungry, and he wanted only one thing: the paper that...
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