The Faded Root
The soup was red. Not the bright, arterial red of a wound, but the dull, muddy crimson of old rust. It bubbled in the cast-iron pot, a thick, gelatinous mass that smelled of iron and burnt hair. I stood at the stove. The stove was not a stove. It was a slab of black stone, cold to the touch, yet it radiated a heat that seared the air around my hands. "Stir it," said the voice behind me. I did...
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