The Distant Temple
The air in the Valley of Glass tasted of copper and old rain. I walked with my boots, mud-caked and heavy, while the ground beneath me shifted like breathing skin. It was a place that did not exist on any map I had ever seen, a pocket of time folded wrong by some unseen hand. I had been a clerk in a minor office in London for thirty years. I knew the weight of a stamp, the smell of wet paper,...
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