Silence Between Sky and Stone: Edge of the Known
The cliffs cut into the sky like broken teeth, their edges sharp and unyielding. Below, the chasms yawn—vast, endless, swallowing light and sound alike. Few dare to walk the narrow paths between them, where one misstep means vanishing into the dark and the wind never ceases its howl.
No towns remain here. No markers of the past, save for weather-worn stones and the occasional bone scattered by time. Yet something lingers—an absence so complete it feels intentional. The kind of quiet that presses close, like a held breath, waiting to be broken.
The wind tears through the peaks, carrying the distant roar of waves and the faint scent of smoke. The cliffs stretch skyward, sheer and unyielding, their jagged edges kissed by mist and salt. Below, the sea rages. Beyond, the land smolders. And above it all, the sky waits—vast, endless, and untamed.
Between the cliffs, even echoes