The Golden Oath
Min-jun Oh’s hand slipped on the wet stone, the salt-caked fingers of the imperial official finding no purchase as he hauled the heavy oak chest over the lip of the ferry’s hull. The monsoon had turned the provincial river into a churning grey throat, and the water slapped against the planks with a rhythmic, hollow violence that drowned out the distant sound of the auctioneer closing lots back...
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