The Pale Bonsai
The seal on my wrist was not ink. It was a bruise, a spreading lividity that pulsed in time with the heartbeat of the thing I carried. I walked the ridge, the wind tearing at my coat, and the weight in my arms was not a body, but a silence so heavy it pressed against my ribs. I am a man who has learned to read the language of stone and steel, to find the fault lines in the earth and in the...
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