The Golden Crossing
Elias. The voice came from the head of the table, thin and reedy, cutting through the low hum of the thirty guests who sat in the long, candlelit hall of the Vane manor. It was his mother, though she looked less like a person and more like a draft of smoke held together by the sheer weight of her velvet gown. She did not look at him. She looked at the wine, which had turned a murky, opaque...
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