The Wistful Mountain
The mountain did not burn. It bled. This is how the elders of Oakhaven would later tell it, their voices low and rough as the stone they quarried, passing the tale from father to son around fires that smelled of pine and ash. It was a time before the law had roots, when the forest was the only judge and the river the only jury. The year was counted not by kings or parliaments, but by the depth...
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