The Golden Master
The hawk sat on his wrist. Its talons dug into the leather cuff, a tight, rhythmic pulse against the skin. It was a red-tailed hawk, stripped of feathers on one wing, its eye a dark, unblinking bead. Thomas did not look at the bird. He looked at the mud. The mud was thick, brown, and cold. It coated his boots in a heavy slurry that weighed every step. He was walking north. The road was not a...
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