The Distant Cartograph
The cellar of the old stone house smelled of damp earth, rotting apples, and the sharp, metallic tang of the iron pot that sat upon the grate, bubbling with a dark, viscous broth. It was a feast of a kind, not for the living, but for the hunger that had settled into the bones of Sergeant Elias Thorne. He sat on a stool that had warped with years of humidity, his uniform stained with the soot of...
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