The Faded Paradox
The rain tasted of iron. I knew the flavor by heart. It was the taste of old blood and wet stone, a flavor that clung to the tongue long after the sip. I wiped my lips with a handkerchief that had long since lost its white. It was grey now. Stained. Like me. We were three days out from the city. The carriage had broken an axle near the bridge. The driver, a man with eyes like flint, had...
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