The Faded Frontier
The wall stood. It always stood. I checked my belt. The leather was dry. I checked the blade. The steel was dull. This was a Tuesday. The air smelled of wet wool and iron. I am a warden. Not of men. Of the line. The line divides the town. North is warm. South is cold. The wall is the border. It is made of stone and salt. It is three hundred years old. Or it is three days old. Time is soft...
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