The Faded Dust
The mud of the market square was not merely wet; it was a thick, grey slurry that sucked at my boots with the tenacious grip of a debt unpaid. I stood there, the winter of 1348 pressing against my chest like a physical weight, the air tasting of rot and woodsmoke, when my eye caught the glint of wool in the mire. It was a single glove, frayed at the cuff, the exact shade of charcoal grey that...
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