The Faded Frontier
The audit is in three days, and my hands shake when I hold the pen, a tremor that the Magistrate calls age but I know is the soil taking its toll. I write this from the station at Kael, where the fog sits heavy as wet wool, and I am thinking of the copper ingot shaped like an oxhide that sits in my pocket, warm against my thigh. I remember the day I left the ferry slip, twenty-three of the...
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