The Distant Cartograph
The path was a scar. It cut through the heath. I walked it. My boots were heavy. Mud sucked at my heels. The air tasted of iron. And old rain. I carried the map. It was not paper. It was skin. Cured and stiff. It mapped the edge. The boundary. Where the kingdom ended. Where the wild began. I was a soldier. Or so they said. I wore the grey cloak. I wore the iron signet. But I had no sword. I had...
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