The Pale Circus
The ink will not dry, Elias. It is still wet. You stand in the center of the guild hall, the smell of damp wool and old varnish clinging to your clothes, and you watch the black pigment bead on the parchment like oil on a cold pan. The Guildmaster, a man named Halloway whose face is a map of wrinkles carved by suspicion, points a bony finger at the lion you have painted. It is not a lion. It is...
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