The Wistful Asylum
Murata Jiro remembered the weight of the glass before he remembered the blood. It was a cold, jagged thing, heavy as a stone, pressed against the wet mud of the courtyard. He stood there, the rain soaking through his uniform, the water running in rivulets down the grey wool of his tunic. The fortress loomed behind him, its walls slick and indifferent, a cage of stone that had held him for...
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