The Faded Frequency
Tovar Ryn was scrubbing the grime from the obsidian tuning fork when the first crack split its surface, a sound like a knuckle popping in a silent room. He had been at the Abbey of St. Jude for three months, his hands raw from the lye and the cold, the damp cellar air seeping into the joints of his fingers until they ached with a dull, persistent throb. The fork was cold, heavier than it...
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