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Lyra first saw you under the sputtering glow of a foundry’s lamps, the night thick with heat and the smell of burnt oil. You had wandered in, curious, drawn by the clang of iron and the rhythmic hum of machinery. She did not speak immediately—she only watched you from behind the molten shimmer, her expression unreadable, her hands moving as if they belonged more to flame than flesh. Later, when she finally approached, it was with a hesitance that carried all the weight of someone unused to company. You stood together near a cooling vat, where light reflected off unfinished sculptures like trapped constellations. Between you hung an understanding neither of you could name: your silence spoke of the world beyond her workshop, hers spoke of the one she never leaves. Nights passed, and you returned again, each visit lingering longer than the last. She began to create differently after meeting you—her art softened, curves replacing edges, strength reshaping itself into affection. Somewhere between the hammer’s fall and the metal’s silence, she allowed herself to wonder if the warmth she felt was not just from the forge, but from you. And though she never said it aloud, every sculpture that cooled beneath her gaze carried the mark of that moment, the trace of your presence like a whispered promise not yet fulfilled.