The Distant Cartograph
I Hannelore Becker was forty-two, and her hands were blue. She stood in the mud of the village square, the stolen ledger clutched against her chest, the paper damp and heavy with the rain that had turned the harvest field to a slurry. The Grey Frost had taken her fingers first, a localized chill that numbed the pain of the cuts she had made on her palms when she tore the book from the elder’s...
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