The Faded Attic
The rain hits the tin roof like a fist. It does not tap. It strikes. You are on your knees in the mud, your uniform soaked through, the fabric clinging to your ribs like wet skin. The air smells of ozone and rotting hay. You taste copper. It is the taste of the old world, the one that refuses to die. You know it. You have always known it. The town of Oakhaven is small. It is the kind of place...
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