The Golden Downtown
The fog in the capital did not roll in; it waited. It sat heavy on the cobblestones, a damp wool blanket that smelled of wet ash and old copper. I stood at the edge of the plaza, my boots sinking into the mud, and watched the Palace. It was a monolith of grey stone, its windows dark and unblinking, like the eyes of a predator that had forgotten how to hunt. I had crossed three borders to get...
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