The Faded Frontier
The brass compass in my hand had gone cold, not with the chill of the autumn air, but with a strange, internal stillness that felt like death. The needle, which should have trembled with the faintest magnetic fluctuation, lay flat against the glass, pointing at nothing, pointing at everything. I stood at the edge of the Whispering Valley, the mist rising from the ferns below like a exhalation...
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