The Distant Threshold
The ash in your mouth tastes of iron and old rain. You are twelve years old, and your legs are numb from standing in the silt that was once your father’s floor. The mill is gone. The flood took the wheels, the grain, the walls, leaving only a skeleton of black timber rising from the brown water. It is not water. Not anymore. It glows with a faint, cold blue light, pulsing beneath the surface...
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