The Golden Master
The mist did not lift. It hung low over the valley of Ashwood, a white shroud that smelled of wet wool and old iron. I was seven years old. My name was Arthur. I wore a coat that was too big, the hem brushing the mud with every step. The town was gone. Or rather, the town was a lie we told ourselves to keep from screaming. We lived in the Gray. A place where the sky was the color of dishwater...
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