The Golden Myth
The milk was warm. It sat in a white porcelain bowl, steam rising in slow, lazy curls that smelled of iron and old stone. I drank. The liquid burned my tongue. It was not milk. It was something thicker, darker, tinged with the red of rust. I did not spit it out. I drank it all. The bowl remained. It would always be there. Waiting. I am Marcus. I am in a place that has no name. The walls are...
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