The Golden Downtown
You are standing in the rain, but you are not wet. The water falls through you, a cold, silver mist that chills the marrow of your bones without ever touching the skin. You are in a room that smells of wet wool and old paper, a space that exists in the narrow gap between waking and sleep. On the desk before you lies a single sheet of parchment, the ink still glistening, wet as a fresh wound....
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