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And the water, ever since, has tasted faintly of dill.

“It worked,” she gasped.

But Anya knew it was hungry.

She was about to leave when a sound began—not a creak or a groan, but a low, ancient hum . The millstone shivered. A single drop of water fell from the ceiling into the basin. Then another. Within a minute, water was flowing from nowhere, swirling the dill seeds in a fragrant green spiral. The stone wheel outside turned once. Just once. But that single turn sent a pulse through the creek bed, and Anya heard, from the village, the first splutter of the pump. dill mill