The Distant Cartograph
Act I The cold in the highlands does not kill; it waits. It sits in the marrow, patient as a creditor, counting the days until the body can no longer pay the interest. I am Teresa Costa, thirty-two, a warden on the border of the mist-choked hills, and I have not slept in three nights because the stone whispers my name. It is a quiet sound, domestic and low, like a neighbor asking to borrow...
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