The Distant Legend
The rain fell in thin, gray needles. It pierced the stone roofs of the town. It soaked the cobblestones. The air smelled of wet wool and old iron. This was a place that remembered everything. The stones remembered the feet that had walked them. The air remembered the breath of those long gone. It was a heavy memory. It sat on the shoulders of the living. It weighed them down. Walter lived in a...
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