Who would dare invite such a smoke? To some it might be healing, but to others, bane. Breathed in at the… — Tanith Lee
Who would dare invite such a smoke? To some it might be healing, but to others, bane. Breathed in at the nostrils, it seemed to fill the eyes and ears and brain. To a man who knew many things, it would reveal many more, to a man who knew little it would reveal too much. Its name was self-knowledge.
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