The Faded Frontier
The rain does not fall. It hangs. You stand at the edge of the whiteout. The fog is so thick it has weight, pressing against your lungs like a wet wool blanket. You are wearing the coat. It is heavy. The wool is dark, almost black, and it smells of damp earth and old iron. You do not know where it came from. You do not remember buying it. You only remember that you needed it. Behind you, the...
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