The Faded Chronicle
The wind off the Kestrel Pass had teeth that could strip the paint from a rifle stock. I stood at the gate, my boots sinking into the slush, watching my brother Eli. He was twenty years old, but he looked ten. His eyes were hollow pits, black against the grey of his face, and he refused to step back from the line. The order was clear: secure the northern pass before the winter freeze sealed the...
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