One night, guided by the stranger’s murmurs and the priest’s memory, Meera followed an alley that neither her feet nor her eyes had noticed before. It was framed by a banyan tree that had pushed its roots into a forgotten well, and when she stepped through, the air shifted. There was a sound like a chorus of lamps being lit. The alley opened into a courtyard that did not belong to Kantara’s map: low stone walls carved with undeciphered script, a shallow pond that reflected a sky crowded with unfamiliar constellations.
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