Chains Of The Heart
Waiting.
And in the center of the chamber, slumped against the stone floor, was Ezekiel.
He sat with his knees drawn up, head clutched in both hands, fingers buried in his hair. His shoulders shook—not with sobs, but with something else. Tremors. The kind that came from inside.
"That's tragic," he whispered. "That's tragic. That's tragic."
The same words, over and over. A litany. A wound.
Nathan raised a hand, signaling the guards to hold. They spread out behind him, lanterns raised, hands on weapons—but there was nothing to fight. Nothing to see. Just a broken prophet murmuring to the empty air.
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