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... > Not because the path demanded it—but because stopping too soon felt like agreement. The settlement remained visible behind them for miles, its watchtowers cutting sharp lines against the sky, its signals fading slowly, stubbornly, as if refusing to be forgotten.
Distance did not loosen immediately.
It tested them.
The land sloped into a wide plain where the ground hardened into cracked clay. Footsteps echoed again—too clearly. Sound behaved with precision here, travelin ...
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