The Distant Whispers
The brass compass sits in your palm, its face cracked, the needle trembling with a frantic, dying pulse. It is cold against your skin, colder than the air of this place, which does not feel like air at all but rather a thick, suspended mist that smells of wet stone and old iron. You are not in the trench anymore. You are not in the mud of the Somme, or the rain-slicked streets of London, or the...
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