The Distant Journey
The soup was thick. It sat in the iron pot on the hearth of the Mill House, a heavy, dark sludge of root vegetables and old bones that had been simmering since dawn. Elias Vane stood before it, the steam curling around his gaunt hands. He did not stir it. To stir it would be to admit it was still changing. To stir it would be to admit that he was still part of the world that cooked it. He was...
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