The Golden Crossing
The stone weighed forty pounds, and Elias had carried it for three hours. The rain fell in cold, steady sheets that turned the dirt road outside the Bishop’s manor into a slurry of mud and broken leaves, slicking under his boots with every step. His hands were raw, the skin split and weeping a thin, dark line of blood that mixed with the rainwater running down his forearms. He did not look up...
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