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“You hear it,” she said. It wasn't a question.

“You want me to fix it,” Kael said.

Kael stood in the sudden silence, ears ringing. Then a new sound began: distant cheers from the upper city, where people were seeing the sun for the second time that day. But closer, beneath his feet, he heard something else. A slow, sleeping sigh. The god turning over. “You hear it,” she said