The Wistful Crossroads
Act I The fog in the Sichuan basin did not drift; it settled like a wet wool blanket over the terraced fields, eating the sound of the parish bell until only the physical weight of the silence remained. Ying Li stood in the tithe barn, the air heavy with damp grain and the metallic tang of old blood, his hands stained a deep, rust-colored red that would not wash out. He was thirty years old, a...
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