The Wistful Grid
The rain had fallen for four days, turning the heather into a black slurry that sucked at the iron stakes with a wet, sucking sound. Elias Thorne counted the hours by the tick of his watch, a pocket chronometer he had wound at dawn, now running down in the mud of the trench. Fourteen stakes. Fourteen holes. The mud was rising, inch by inch, erasing the grid lines he had spent three weeks...
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