The Faded Frequency
The bread was stale. Not dry, not hard, but stale in the way of things that have forgotten their purpose. It sat on the white tile, a square of pale yeast and salt, waiting for a hand that would not come. Elias watched it from the corner of the cell. The walls were damp. The air tasted of iron and old rain. He did not eat. He had not eaten in three days. The hunger was a dull ache, a companion...
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