The Wistful Mountain
The banquet was a cacophony of clinking silver and the low, humid hum of men who had worn their badges for so long that the weight of them had become indistinguishable from the weight of their own bones. I stood at the edge of the long mahogany table, my hands clasped behind my back, feeling the familiar, cold bite of my uniform against my skin. It was not merely fabric; it was a second skin, a...
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