The Clock of Dust
The rain in London did not fall; it clung. It was a thick, grey shroud that smelled of coal smoke and dying hopes. Arthur sat in his study, the mahogany desk scarred by decades of ink spills and late-night despairs. Before him lay the vial—a shimmering, iridescent liquid that promised the one thing God had denied man: time. The Alchemical Society called it the 'Aeterna'. To the world, it was a...
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