The Faded Frontier
The mortar is dead again, it said, the trowel scraping against the stone with a sound like a nail dragging across a chalkboard. I looked up from the chisel, my hand still gripping the handle, and watched the grey paste slump back down the face of the Great Hall’s door. It was a thick, wet thing, refusing to dry, refusing to bind. In Aethelgard, the air always tastes of iron, a metallic tang...
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