The Distant Cartograph
You wake with your hands clenched. The cold bit into your palms. You open them. They are empty. "Move," says the foreman. His voice is gravel on glass. You stand. The floor is wet. The air smells of iron and rust. You are twelve. You have been here for three days. Or three years. Time is a flat thing here. It does not pass. It sits on your chest. Look at your fingers. They are long. They are...
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