The Distant Threshold
The rain did not fall. It hammered. Marek stood on the ridge. His coat was soaked. The wool had turned to mud. He held the mirror in his left hand. It was broken. A jagged line cut through the glass. It cut his palm too. He did not feel the blood. He felt the cold. He had walked for three days. The path was gone. The trees were black. The sky was grey. He was a soldier. He had left the...
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