The Golden Echoes
The fog rolled in from the harbor, thick as wool and cold as death. Thomas Vane walked. He did not run. Running was for those who feared the dark. Vane feared only the silence. He carried a lantern. It was a small, brass thing, battered by time. Its light was a yellow eye in the gloom. He walked the pier. The wood groaned beneath his boots. It sounded like a dying man. The abbey stood at the...
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