The Faded Frontier
The hand was cold. It lay on the oak table, a slab of pale meat, severed at the wrist. The bone was visible, white and jagged, a splinter of ivory in the dim kitchen. Elias stared at it. He did not blink. The skin was taut, drum-like, waiting for a strike that had already happened. He was the prisoner. The house was the cell. And the hand was the evidence. It was not his hand. Or rather, it...
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