Wildwood: The veins of the earth
The air was heavy with brine and decay, and somewhere above, the storm raged against the cliffside, indifferent.
But Drift heard none of it.
Inside his mind, voices churned like a whirlpool—his own, yes, but others, too. Whispering in a language he shouldn’t understand and yet did. Images flickered behind his eyes: a towering figure cloaked in kelp and bone, a hand like a claw brushing a crying child’s face, a spiral carved in flesh and stone.
It’s not real, he told himself.
But it was. It was.
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