The Faded Portrait
The rain tasted of iron. It fell in sheets, gray and relentless, blurring the horizon into a smear of wet slate. I walked. My boots sank into the mud, sucking the warmth from my legs. The air was thick. It clung to my skin. It smelled of ozone and decay. I was looking for the source. The signal had led me here. A place that should not exist. A valley between two mountains that shifted when I...
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