The Faded Frequency
Elara, you’re late. The voice was not a sound but a pressure, a dull throb behind the left ear, the same frequency that usually meant the rosemary in the clay pot was drying out too fast. I looked up from the mortar. The pestle was heavy, worn smooth by ten years of grinding, and my hand was slick with the green juice of nightshade. Thomas was standing in the doorway, his face a mask of grey...
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