The Golden Compass
The mud is thick. It tastes of iron and old rain. You are pinned beneath the weight of a dead man, his boots digging into your ribs, his uniform soaked through with blood that smells like copper pennies. Your lungs burn. The air is thin, stolen by the gas that drifts in yellow clouds across the trench line. You are not afraid. Fear is a luxury for those who have not yet been broken. You are...
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