The Pale Tale
The dust in the archive room did not settle; it hovered in the shafts of afternoon light like suspended time, a fine, grey static that coated the skin of everything it touched. Elias Thorne stood before the long table, his hands resting on the edge, fingers splayed as if trying to anchor himself against a current he could not see. The room smelled of decaying paper and the faint, metallic tang...
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