The Faded Frontier
The carriage wheels groaned against the packed earth as we entered the valley, the dust rising in a pale, choking cloud that smelled of dried sage and old iron. I had traveled three days to reach the Sanatorium of St. Jude’s, a sprawling institution of white stone and black iron that clung to the side of the cliff like a barnacle on a ship’s hull. The air here was thin, sharp enough to cut the...
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