The Distant Cartograph
The ferry crossed the grey water, the rope creaking against the wooden bow. Kellac Quenn stood at the stern, his hands white-knuckled on the railing, watching the shore recede into a haze of sleet. He was twelve, small for his age, carrying a satchel that smelled of dried herbs and old paper. The driver, a man with a face like cracked leather, did not look back. The air tasted of iron and wet...
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