The Golden Ritual
Act I "Does the light weigh anything, Teresa?" The question hung in the humid air of the parish hall, heavy as the wet wool of her coat. Outside, the February false spring pressed against the windows, a physical weight of heat shimmer that made the rain on the glass look like liquid gold. Inside, the lantern with horn panes sat on the desk, its light steady and cold. It was the only object in...
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