The Wistful Atlas
The fog did not smell of rot, as the men in the forward trench had claimed, but of wet chalk and old paper. It seeped through the ventilation shafts of the 14th Battalion’s bunker with a silent, insistent pressure, curling around the boots of Sergeant Elias Thorne as he knelt on the cold stone floor. In his hands, he held the map. It was a hand-drawn thing, inked in charcoal and red grease...
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