The Wistful Silence
Chapter One You remember the weight of the taxi medallion in your pocket, ninety-six of Corvid Lane, back when it meant something. Now it is just metal, cold and heavy against your thigh as you stand guard in the damp stone keep of the Northern March. The air here tastes of wet wool and old rust. Outside the narrow window, the ancient oak stands, its bark peeling in long strips like dead skin...
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