The Distant Cartograph
The fog lay thick on the river. It tasted of iron and wet wool. Elara stood at the prow of the skiff. Her hands gripped the oars. They were white knuckles against the dark wood. The water below was black. It did not reflect the sky. It reflected nothing. She had come here to find the boy. Or rather, to find the thing the boy had become. "Did you see him?" she asked. Her voice was small. It died...
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