The Golden Scar
The rain did not fall; it hung. "Turn it off," said the voice in his ear. "Turn it off now, Sergeant." Marcus didn’t turn it off. He kept his hand on the hilt of his sidearm, the leather slick with the gray drizzle that had soaked through his coat. He stood on the muddy ridge, the only dry patch in a world of wet. Below him, the valley was a bruise of purple and black, the factories breathing...
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