The Wistful Throne
The fog in the valleys did not drift; it pressed against the glass like a damp cloth, muffling the world until the only sound left was the wet rasp of coal dust settling in the lungs. Hywel Rees stood before the sealed vault in the basement of the Royal Conservatory, his fingers trembling around the cracked bone key he had inherited from his grandfather. He was thirty-two, an archivist bound by...
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