The Faded Dust
The mud was deep. Red. Thick. It sucked at my boots with a wet, hungry sound. I did not look down. I looked at the wall. Stone. Grey. Old. "Run, Thomas," I whispered. My brother did not run. He stood there. In the rain. He held the book. The book was black. Leather. Bound with wire. "Brother," he said. His voice was thin. Like a wire. I turned. The sword in my hand was wet. Not with blood. With...
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