The Wistful Atlas
The rain did not fall. It struck. Each drop hit the mud like a hammer on an anvil. I sat in the root cellar. The air was thick. It tasted of rot. And iron. My hands were bound. Rope. Coarse. It bit into the skin of my wrists. I did not struggle. Struggle is waste. I counted the drips. One. Two. Three. Above me, the world continued. I could hear the boots. The heavy thud of leather on wet stone....
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