The Wistful Atlas
The mud on my boots was black and slick, tasting of iron and burnt hair, and the air above the factory floor hung thick with the smell of ozone and sweat. We were not soldiers, not yet, but we were men who had learned to listen to the crack of a rifle bolt with the same hunger as a hungry dog listens for the drop of a bone. I was fourteen, or perhaps fifteen, though age had become a meaningless...
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