The Distant Whispers
The dream was always the same. A hand, severed at the wrist, floated above the stone floor of the crypt. It did not bleed. It did not rot. It simply hung, suspended in the cold air, and spoke. The language was dead, a guttural tongue of clicks and hums that Elias Thorne had not heard since his father’s funeral, yet he understood every syllable. The hand told him the truth. It told him the debt...
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