The Wistful Grid
The rain does not fall so much as it is forced into the earth by the weight of the sky, a relentless, grey hammering that soaks through the wool of your cloak and settles deep into the marrow of your bones, a cold that tastes of iron and old blood, which is how you know you are still alive in this wretched, damp trench that smells of wet chalk and rotting grain. You press your back against the...
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