The Wistful Atlas
The bread was warm, and it smelled of yeast and iron. Elias sat on the cold stone floor of the cell, his hands bound tight behind his back, the rope biting into the skin of his wrists until the flesh turned a bruised purple. He held the loaf in his lap, not as food, but as a relic. It was the last thing he had before the walls closed in, a small, golden dome of sustenance in a world that had...
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