The Golden Suspect
The kettle hissed, a thin, high note that cut through the low hum of the reclamation yard. Onna Undarl did not look up from the ledger. The paper was damp, the ink blurring into grey ghosts. He was forty-two, and his lungs felt like they were filled with wet sand. Outside, the salt marsh was turning silver at dusk, the light flat and indifferent. He was the bone-setter for the horse clans, a...
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