The Wistful Atlas
The fog rolled in from the moor, thick and gray, smelling of wet wool and iron. You stood in the square of Harrowgate, the cobblestones slick under your boots. Your hand rested on the pommel of your sword. The leather grip was warm, familiar, a second skin worn thin by years of service. But today, the grip felt wrong. Loose. It had been loose since the night the King’s decree arrived, stamped...
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