The Golden Crossing
The rain does not fall; it hammers. It beats against the thatch of the waystation with a rhythm that feels less like weather and more like the pulse of something vast and dying. You stand in the doorway, holding the bundle. It is heavy. Heavier than a man should carry, heavier than a life should be. Inside the woolen cloth, wrapped in layers of oiled silk and bound with cord that smells of pine...
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