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The town of Marroway slept under a shawl of fog the night the lantern appeared on Kestrel Hill.

Years passed. The lantern did not stay forever. It arrived and left in its own tides, sometimes gone for months, sometimes returning in a day. It visited other towns, sometimes businesslike and bright, other times dim and uncertain. Stories followed in its wake—tales of a lantern that could make a town look at itself and decide what it wanted to be. hdhub4umn

He blinked. “I don’t know. I just woke here and it was already—like that.” The town of Marroway slept under a shawl

On the way she met Jonah Pritch, the baker’s son, whose face was freckled and earnest despite the late hour. “You see it?” he asked, breath fogging in the air. It arrived and left in its own tides,