The Wistful Atlas
The dream was not a dream at all, but a memory so sharp it cut the breath from his lungs. Silas stood in the square of Oakhaven, the cobblestones slick with rain that smelled of iron and old rot. Above him, the sky was a bruised purple, thick with clouds that did not move, as if time itself had curdled and stopped. He was young then, a boy of twelve, running with his father, Magistrate Aldous,...
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