The Pale Altar
Tunis moved like a lung, breathing in the sea and out the dust. The white town sat on the causeway, half-drowned by the tide that rose twice a day, trapping the boats in the mud of the low water. Aisha Rahal stood at the edge of the quay, her hands gripping the rail of the ferry slip, thirty-one of the Ferry Slip, counting the seconds until the fog lifted. The Iron Ministry had called a banquet...
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