The Distant Cartograph
The stylus in my hand was cold, its tip pressing into the digital screen with a pressure that felt less like writing and more like pricking a blister. I was forty-two years old, and the snow outside the outpost window was falling with a violence that threatened to bury the road before the dawn shift began. My chest ached, a dull, grinding throb behind the sternum that had become a constant...
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