The Faded River
The morning air in the armory smelled of rust and old sweat, a metallic tang that clung to the back of your throat. You stood before the polished floor, your boots heavy on the wood, while the clock on the wall ticked with a mechanical indifference that felt personally offensive. It was the final day. Not of the war, which had ended decades ago in a distant theater, but of your service. The...
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