The Golden Master
The rain falls in thin, silver needles. It stings your cheeks. You walk. The mud is deep. It sucks at your boots with a wet, greedy sound. The village of Ashwick lies ahead. It is small. It is quiet. It waits for you in the grey mist. You carry a bundle. It is wrapped in oilcloth. It is heavy. It pulses. Like a heart. Like a drum. You are not a soldier. You are not a saint. You are a carrier....
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