The Golden Greenhouse
The fire started at dawn. It ate the roof of the manor house before the sun cleared the eastern ridge. It was not a normal fire. The flames were green, a sickly, vibrant viridian that hummed like a struck bell. They did not crackle. They whispered. Walter Pym stood on the hill, his hands clasped behind his back. He watched the smoke rise. It was thick and smelled of copper and old blood. He did...
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