The Wistful Grid
The blood is still drying on your left hand, a dark, tacky crust that smells of iron and old stone, and you are writing this to your brother Thomas because the silence in the hall is too loud to bear. It is the fourteenth of October, 1342, and the bandit who held our eastern gate for three weeks is dead, his throat opened by your own blade in the ancestral hall where your grandfather died. You...
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