The Forgotten Sentinel
The fog of London did not merely drift; it clung. It was a thick, jaundiced shroud that tasted of coal smoke and copper, swallowing the gaslights of Fleet Street until the world was reduced to a ten-foot circle of dim, amber light. Arthur walked through this void, his boots clicking rhythmically on the damp cobblestones. He was a man of letters, though not the kind that commanded empires. He...
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