The Distant Cartograph
The mist did not lift. It sat upon the valley like a wet wool blanket, cold and heavy and smelling of rot. I walked. My boots were new. They were too large. The leather creaked with every step, a sound like dry bones breaking in a quiet room. I was a boy of twelve. I was also a king. Or so I told myself in the dark of my mind. My name was Thomas. My father was gone. The mill was closed. The...
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