The Faded Guest
The iron key was cold in my palm, a weight that felt less like metal and more like a piece of my own frozen blood, its teeth worn smooth by twenty years of my thumb’s friction against the lock of the Northern Gate. I stood in the courtyard, the fog pressing against the ironwork like a living thing seeking warmth, and I knew with a certainty that settled into the marrow of my bones that Mara was...
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