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One evening, huddled beneath the roots of a fallen cedar, he saw the glow of a distant campfire. The smell of roasting meat drifted on the wind—fatty, rich, and mocking. He recognized the silhouette of the man standing by the flame. It was Miller, the one who had left him to rot.

His fingernails tore as he dragged his body over frozen mud and jagged stone. He ate handfuls of snow to quiet his thirst and scavenged the remains of a wolf’s kill for a few scraps of raw, frozen meat. Every inch was an agony that screamed for him to stop, to let the winter sleep take him. One evening, huddled beneath the roots of a

For three days, Silas didn't move. He watched the grey sky through the skeletal branches of ancient pines. He should have died, but a white-hot coal of fury burned in his chest—a hatred for the man who had looked him in the eye and stolen his last canteen. He began to crawl. It was Miller, the one who had left him to rot