The Golden Crossing
The river was not water. It was a vein of molten gold, thick and slow, pulsing beneath the iron bridges of Blackwood. Elias stood on the bank. His boots sank into the mud. The mud smelled of sulfur and old blood. He was a soldier. His uniform was gray. It was torn at the shoulder. A red stain spread across the wool. It was not his blood. It was the town’s blood. He held his rifle. The wood was...
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