The Distant Clue
The cellar was cold. Not the gentle chill of a winter morning, but the deep, static cold of earth that has forgotten the sun. Silas knelt on the damp flagstones. His knees ached. He was old. His hands shook. They were the hands of a man who had spent forty years chasing ghosts in a house that refused to die. He held the vial. It was small. Glass. Green. Inside, a liquid swirled, thick as honey,...
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