The Price Of Fate
Maybe some part of me had begun to accept that Emberfall had decided I had a place here whether I knew how to stand inside it or not.
The breakfast room was smaller than the dining room from last night, though still grand enough to make me feel underdressed even while wearing clothes chosen by palace servants. Tall windows opened toward a terrace where sunlight spilled over black stone and green vines. The table was round this time, dark and polished, already set with bread, fruit, eggs, warm drinks, smoked meat, cheeses, and bowls of something creamy with honey swirled through it.
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