The Pale Circus
The rain hits the wet asphalt in a steady, gray drumroll. You are on your knees. The city hums around you, indifferent and cold. Your badge is a cold weight against your chest. It is no longer a symbol of honor. It is a shackle. You remember the order. It was simple. Clear. Hold the line. Prevent the breach. The crowd was not a mob. They were people. They were tired. They were hungry. They were...
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