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The window shattered inward, but there was no glass on the floor. Instead, a wind poured through—not cold, not warm, but ancient , tasting of iron and honey and the inside of a bell. Llyr felt his thoughts begin to unspool, his name falling away like a coat.

But Llyr was already standing. Not from courage—from curiosity, that older and more dangerous twin. The napkin was damp in his palm. The words seemed to rearrange themselves as he looked: danlwd – downlood? downward? fyltrshkn – filter shaking? filter shaken? A filter shaken twice, then a bray at windows. danlwd fyltrshkn byw byw bray wyndwz

“danlwd fyltrshkn byw byw bray wyndwz” The window shattered inward, but there was no

The glass softened. The lock on the casement snapped of its own accord. But Llyr was already standing

“…byw…”

“Him who?”

“…bray wyndwz.”