The Golden Circuit
The blade had already risen by the time the light changed, but Panagiotis Karagiannis remembered the mud first, and the way it sucked at his boots with the patience of a living thing. He stood in the queue for the execution, the airlock maintenance chief’s coat hanging off his shoulders, a garment so thin and patched it was more memory than fabric, handed down from a father who had never known...
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