The Golden Scar
The mist did not smell of rain. It smelled of iron and old blood. Thomas Bradshaw stood at the edge of the Ashen Gate, his hands trembling not from cold but from the slow, arrhythmic thud of his own heart. He was forty years old, though the mirror in his cell had begun to show a man of fifty. The Iron Court had bound him with a blood-debt, a contract signed in ink that wept red when the...
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