The Distant Threshold
The soup is thick as mud, and it tastes of rust. You stir the spoon against the bottom of the bowl, listening for the hollow clang of metal on ceramic, a sound that has become your only anchor in this place where the walls breathe and the floor is made of packed, whispering grain. It is not a room, exactly, but a cavity within a vast, pale organism that stretches out into a fog so dense it has...
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