The Wistful Atlas
The house stood on the hill like a black tooth in the jaw of the earth. It was an old place. Stone walls. Slate roof. Moss ate the corners. It did not move. It did not age. It simply was. A constant. A fixed point in a spinning world. Inside, the air tasted of dust and dried lavender. Elias sat in the library. His hands were bound. Not with rope. With shame. He was a prisoner of his own making....
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