The Faded Dust
The boy’s hand was the map. It was a small hand, pale as milk, knuckles swollen from the cold. He held it out before him, fingers splayed. He did not look at the road. He looked only at the skin. The road behind was a smear of grey sleet and broken stone. Ahead, the wilderness opened, a white void that swallowed the horizon. He walked. The wind had teeth. It gnawed at the wool of his coat, at...
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