The Pale Altar
The sign was on my chest. It was not a name tag. It was not a medal. It was a patch of white wool, stitched directly onto the fabric of my tactical vest. It was the size of a palm. It was the shape of a hand. I had worn it for three days. The wool had begun to rot against my skin. It smelled of lanolin and sweat and something sweet, like overripe fruit. I did not wash it. To wash it was to...
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