The Distant Nightmare
The mortar was wet and gray, smelling of lime and the deep, cold earth, and Elias Ashworth pressed his trowel into the wet clay with a rhythm that had become as instinctive as breathing. He was building the wall of the new granary, a task that seemed endless under the low, bruised sky of the valley. His hands were cracked and bleeding, the pain a dull, constant hum in his knuckles, but it was...
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