The bond took. He felt something fold inside him, another mind settling like a small bird into a hollow he'd never known. Lysa's face flared through him, bright as wet glass, and then a warmth kindled where there had been only numbness: understanding. He knew, with the clear, terrible immediacy of linked things, the shape of the stitch he'd made and the fear it would anchor in its bearer.
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