The Pale Altar
I The discharge papers smelled of wet wool and old ink. Zoran Gelashvili stood at the edge of the pleasure quarter, the haze so thick the far shore was merely a rumor of grey. He held the single thread of white silk in his left hand, the weight of it negligible, yet it pulled against his palm with the tension of a snapped violin string. He had spent three years on this border, waiting for the...
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