The Wistful Campus
The ink was still wet when the world tilted. You remember the smell first. Not the rot of the marsh, but the sharp, metallic tang of iron and old parchment. It clung to the back of your throat. You were walking. You had been walking for a long time, perhaps days, perhaps years, though time here moved like thick honey, slow and golden and suffocating. The path was narrow. It wound through a...
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