The Golden Farce
The mist does not smell of rain or rot. It smells of nothing at all. A void in the air, a hole where sense used to be. You walk the gray road, the seal of the Duke’s letter heavy in your pocket, your fingers white-knuckled around the shard of the boundary stone. It is cold. Colder than the winter air that bites at your exposed cheekbones. You are Elias, forty-two years old, a squire who has...
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