The Faded Root
The dream was always the same, a looping tapestry of wet mud and iron. I stood in a field that had no horizon, the sky a bruised purple that pulsed like a dying heart. In my hands, I held a rifle that felt heavier than the earth itself, the wood slick with something that was not rain. I fired, and the recoil did not stop my arm; it pulled me forward, dragging me through the dirt until my face...
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