Chapter 34 Chapter 34
The air grew thicker the deeper we went, shifting from the damp chill of the drainage tunnels into a heavy, suffocating warmth that tasted of stale salt and old iron.
We had been descending for two hours. My left side had gone completely numb — a merciful consequence of the weight deadening the ner...
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