The Distant Whispers
The cellar door was locked, and the lock was the problem. Elias Thorne stared at the iron latch, his fingers trembling against the cold metal, the smell of brine and rotting kelp thick in his throat. He had been awake for three days. The dream of the black water never ended; it only paused, a tide that refused to recede, leaving him gasping in a bed that felt too wide, too empty. Mara was down...
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