![]() ![]() Adamat clutched at his pantlegs and peered out the window. The carriage approached the front gate of Skyline and moved on without a stop. Yet who listened to soothsayers these days? Adamat reasoned it would give him a cold and wondered why he had been summoned out on a pit-made night like this. The soothsayers in Noman’s Alley said it was a bad omen. It was humid even for early spring in Adopest, and chillier than Novi’s frozen toes. The morning was not far off but dawn would have a hard time scattering the fog. Yet this summer coat provided no defense against the chill snaking through the carriage window. It’d been half a decade since he’d even seen this jacket, but when summons came from the king at this hour, there was no time to get his good one from the tailor. He tugged at his sleeves, trying to coax more length, and picked at the front of the jacket where it was too close by far around the waist. Adamat wore his coat tight, top buttons fastened against a wet night air that seemed to want to drown him. ![]()
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