The Faded Shield
The hammer head sat in my palm, cold and slick with the grease of my own sweat. It was a heavy thing, forged by my father, its face scarred by decades of striking iron until the metal itself seemed to remember the blow. I looked up from the workbench. The forge was dark, save for the dying embers that glowed like dying coals in a hearth. Outside, the wind howled through the valley of Oakhaven,...
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