The Faded Frequency
The rain in Oakhaven does not wash; it chokes. It is the fourteenth day of the siege, and the mud has turned the street into a quagmire that swallows boots and hope alike. I write to you, Mara, by the light of a tallow candle that smells of rendered fat and despair. I am not a spy. I am a man who hears the dead, and in this city, that is a crime. They call it mutiny. I call it the Faded...
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