The Pale Dance
Yan Yang’s joints ached like the ice on the river, cracking under the weight of the sun. I sat in the back of the coffee house, where the politics were thick and the air smelled of damp wool and stale tobacco, holding a frayed scroll that felt lighter than the silence around it. The Chief Archivist, a man named Chen, sat across from me, his face a mask of bureaucratic disdain. He did not look...
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