The Distant Cartograph
The ink was cold. It smelled of iron and old blood. I sat at the edge of the pit, my legs dangling over the dark, and I wrote. The charcoal snapped in my hand. I broke it. I picked up a shorter piece. The light was failing. The torches on the walls flickered, casting long, jagged shadows that danced like hungry dogs. I did not look up. I could not. To look up was to remember. To remember was to...
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