By Adam R. Shannon, from Issue #328 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine
Narrated by Michael J. DeLuca.
Every new shore was the same: a blue expanse conjoined to unyielding volcanic stone, wreathed in a furious margin of foam.
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