The Wistful Mountain
The mist clings to the valley floor like a burial shroud, thick and damp, smelling of wet stone and crushed pine needles. You walk through it, your boots heavy with the mud of a road that no longer appears on any map, the weight of your sword belt digging into your hip with a familiar, brutal rhythm. The air is cold, a chill that settles in the marrow and refuses to leave, despite the wool of...
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