The Golden Mirror
The fog did not roll in; it seeped, a cold, viscous thing that tasted of iron and old salt. I woke with the taste on my tongue, the taste of the trench, of the mud that had swallowed my brother whole. I was standing in a corridor that stretched into an infinity of gray stone, the air thick with the scent of ozone and dried lavender. My hands were steady. For the first time since the armistice,...
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