The Faded Frontier
The map was not merely a document; it was a skeletal system, a lattice of ink that bound the sprawling, breathing wilderness to the rigid geometry of command. I held it in my hands, the paper thin as a moth’s wing, brittle under the weight of my fingers, and I felt the tremor of my own decay vibrating through the cellulose. The air in the tent was thick with the smell of damp wool and the...
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