The Wistful Show
In the walled city of Qasr, the wind did not blow so much as it pressed, a physical weight against the cheek that smelled of wet stone and dried blood. Noor Hussain stood at the edge of the gali, his boots caked in the red clay of the mud season, watching the last light fail over the rooftops where the Guild’s sentinels kept their silent, silver-eyed vigil. He was thirty years old, a millwright...
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