The Faded Quadrant
The smell hit Elias first. It was not the scent of rot, nor the metallic tang of blood, but something sweet and heavy, like overripe peaches left to ferment in a closed jar. It hung in the air of the white room, thick as fog. Elias stood still. His boots, leather and worn, clicked softly against the floor. The floor was not wood. It was not stone. It felt like pressed ash, cold and yielding. He...
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