The Distant Nightmare
I was elbow-deep in the wet wool of a dead goat, the blood slick and warm against my fingers, when the rain started. It fell cold, a midsummer downpour that felt like March, turning the dust of the steppe into a grey slurry. I wiped my hands on my trousers, leaving dark smears, and looked toward the stone house at the edge of the estate. The river had gone quiet. That was the first sign. The...
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