The Golden Crossing
The wind did not blow. It cut. Silas knelt in the mud. The clay sucked at his boots, a hungry, dark mouth. He was alone. He had been alone for three days. Or perhaps three weeks. Time had lost its shape, stretched thin like taffy over a jagged stone. The fog lay thick as wool, smelling of rot and iron. It was the smell of the place where the world ended and the something else began. Silas was a...
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