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OLE ONE EYE
THE ARTIFACTS JOURNAL | BRANDON YOUNG | FEB 06, 2013

OLE ONE EYE

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From Volume 3: The owl was on a fence post, his back to me. Slowly he spun his head, his body motionless, and I saw his face in painful detail. He was damaged brother (like us all). 

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