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... wall was quiet, the trenches maintained, the garrisons rotated on schedule. But old war had a particular scent: iron rust, turned earth, the chemical residue of blessings that had been deployed in combat and whose divine energy had seeped into the soil and stayed. The Southmark’s earth remembered combat the way the Ruined Shrine’s altar remembered the first prayer — stubbornly, permanently, in a language that the nose understood before the mind caught up.
Ryn was back at the border. Not ...
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