The Wistful Incense
The rain in London does not wash. It only saturates. It seeps into the wool of your coat, the leather of your boots, and the marrow of your bones. You stand before the gate of St. Saviour’s, the wet stone cold against your palm. The air smells of rotting leaves and iron. You are a constable of the old guard, a man who has spent thirty years keeping the peace in a city that has forgotten what...
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