The Distant Whispers
The rain did not fall so much as it was driven, a horizontal lash of grey water that turned the heath into a churning soup of mud and dead bracken. You are kneeling in the muck, your knees slick and cold, the fabric of your uniform soaked through to the skin. Your hands are buried in the earth, not digging for treasure, but for a body. The weight of the earth is immense, a physical pressure...
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