The Golden Circuit
The fog was not weather; it was a wall of wet stone that smelled of iron and rot. March 14, 1942. 0400 hours. The command post was a dugout in the bank, the air thick with the acrid bite of wet wool and stale tobacco. I stood before Major Halloway, my hand white-knuckled around the hilt of my sword. The metal was cold, a dead weight against my palm, mirroring the fracture in my own resolve. I...
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