When the bells tolled, they did so to mark more than time. They called hunters to their duty, signaled the opening of hunts, and sometimes—on nights when the air itself seemed to harden—announced that something had shifted beyond place and into essence. The bells were the city's conscience: unreliable, loud, and insistent.
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