The Last Lamp of London
The fog of 1892 did not merely cling to the cobblestones of Whitechapel; it swallowed the city whole, a grey shroud that tasted of sulfur and coal. Inside the sterile, white-tiled confines of the Order’s sanctuary, Arthur stood motionless. He was a masterpiece of biological precision, a man stripped of the chaotic noise of empathy. To Arthur, a scream was simply a frequency of sound, and a tear...
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