The Golden Farce
You are walking the ridge where the grass has gone brittle and yellow, bending under the weight of a season that refuses to die. The air is thin here, tasting of iron and old rain. You carry a satchel over one shoulder, its straps worn thin as paper, and inside it, wrapped in oilcloth, is the jar. It is the only thing you own that matters. The rest is just skin and bone and the memory of what...
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