The Pale Fracture
The wind did not blow. It pushed. Margaret stood at the edge of the cliff, her boots sinking into the wet, dark earth. The sky above was a bruised purple, swollen with a silence that had no sound but weight. Below, the valley was a patchwork of gray fields and black roads, leading to the city. The city was the mouth. The city was the judge. She held the jar in her left hand. It was small, no...
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