The Wistful Mirror
The road was a vein of red clay, pulsing under the weight of my iron boots. I walked. I did not run. Running was for the innocent. I was not innocent. I carried the weight of the old world in my spine, a heavy, cold stone that had fused with my vertebrae. The air tasted of pine and rot. It was the taste of the place we were going. The place that was not on any map. The place where the law ended...
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