The Golden Maze
The mud was cold. It soaked through my boots and settled in my bones. I held my rifle low, the barrel slick with rain. Across the courtyard, the stone walls rose high, gray and imposing. They had built this place to keep people in. Or out. It didn’t matter. Walls were walls. I was a guard. That was all. "Move it," I said. My voice sounded strange. Thin. Like a wire stretched too tight. The man...
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