The Golden Crossing
The dream did not begin with a door or a key, but with the scent of burnt honey and iron. It was a thick, cloying aroma that clung to the back of the throat, tasting of old coins and dried blood. Thomas Bradshaw stood on a bridge of white stone that spanned a chasm so deep the bottom was lost in a fog that breathed. The air here was heavy, viscous, pressing against his skin like a wet wool...
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