The Pale Altar
The debt is three hundred and twelve pounds, Sergeant Thorne said, his voice flat against the mud. Kael did not look up from the sack of grain he was stitching shut. The needle was rusted, a jagged thing that dragged through the burlap with a sound like a cough. That is not your debt, Thorne. That is the Altar’s. The sun hung low and yellow over Oakhaven, a sickly disc that offered no heat....
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