Sarah stepped out onto the terrace and looked down onto
the tiers of fields. Her family had owned them for as long as anyone could
remember. They said they were a gift from the gods. Sarah’s family was already
at work. They marched mechanically in a row, cutting the tall grain with
ancient scythes.
Sarah could pick out each of her relatively by their
shape and gait. At the far end was her great, great, great grandfather Baram.
His corpse was the cleanest. The bones had been picked clean long ago. Sarah
smiled. She loved having her relatives so close.
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