The Wistful Campus
The fog was not weather. It was a substance. Thick, grey, and tasting of iron, it poured from the mouth of the valley like milk from a cracked vessel. Thomas Ashworth stood at the edge of the cliff, his boots sinking into the wet silt. He was a soldier. He had been a soldier for a hundred years, or perhaps a day. Time had lost its grip on him. The uniform was wool and mud. The rifle was oak and...
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