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The Drover's Crossing
A scratched clay tile found in the Drover's Wreck — a route-record from the caravan's lead drover, half practical instruction and half prayer to something that did not answer.
Notes the Reshi crossing-lore: leave at third moonrise, never take the straight line from one rib to the next (it crosses a brine-sink), and the well in the notch with the three-scratch mark runs sweet. The final line is different from the rest: 'the pan looked like water all afternoon. We went toward it anyway. This is the last of the tally.'
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All Relationships (3)
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- →The Drover's Wreck — The text is found in the Drover's Wreck.
references
- →The Lying Water — The text's final line — 'the pan looked like water all afternoon' — is the lying-water concept written in a dead man's last words.
- →The Last Good Well — The text marks the last good well with a three-scratch notation.
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