The Distant Cartograph
The dream was always the same, a suffocating green tide of memory where his father’s hands, once so rough with the calluses of mapmaking, were now composed entirely of wet, living moss, gripping Elias’s throat with a slow, vegetative patience that felt less like murder and more like a return to the soil. Elias Thorne woke at three in the morning, his lungs burning with the familiar, dry rattle...
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