The Golden Compass
The ring was cold. It sat on the wooden table like a piece of iron slag, dull and unyielding. Elias stared at it. His hands were steady. He had trained them to be steady. He was a clockmaker. Precision was his trade. He had no use for trembling. Outside, the rain hit the cobblestones of Millhaven. The town was gray. The sky was gray. The mood was a thick, wet wool that clung to the skin. It was...
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