The Distant Threshold
Elara’s left hand was stone. She did not wake to the discovery; she woke to the weight of it, a cold, jagged mass pressing into the wool of her blanket, the knuckles fused into a single, unyielding ridge. The room was damp, the air thick with the smell of wet wool and the metallic tang of the curse that had settled over Ashworth Mill three nights prior. She tried to flex her fingers, a habit...
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