The Faded Ruin
The iron compass in my left pocket had been cold for three days, a weight that felt less like an object and more like a calcified organ, pulsing with a faint, rhythmic hum that synchronized itself, with terrible precision, to the slowing of my own heart as I trudged through the grey, rain-slicked moors of the Yorkshire borderlands, where the mist clung to the heather not as moisture but as a...
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