The Distant Threshold
You wake with the taste of iron and old paper in your mouth, the residual scent of the archive clinging to your skin like a second, heavier coat. The dream has not fully released you. You are still standing in the corridor of the Whitmore estate, the one that burned down three winters ago, yet the air here is cool and dry, smelling of damp stone and centuries of accumulated silence. You know...
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