The Golden Downtown
The morning I left you, the mist did not merely sit upon the moors; it breathed, a thick, grey lung expanding and contracting against the stone walls of our ancestral home, swallowing the world whole until there was nothing left but the cold, damp air clinging to my skin and the heavy, iron-shod weight of the sword at my hip, a relic of a war that had ended decades before my father died and yet...
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