The Wistful Crossroads
The dream was always the same. Elias stood before the white marble, his chisel humming with a low, bone-deep vibration. The tool was not steel anymore. It was a femur, yellowed and slick, fused to his wrist. He struck the stone. The stone did not chip. It drank the blow. He woke with a gasp, his hands shaking in the dark of his small room above the bakery. The fever had returned. It sat in his...
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