The Pale Garden
The rain did not fall. It hung. Suspended in the gray air above the compound. A mist so thick it had weight. It pressed against the glass of the observation deck. It seeped into the seams of the concrete. It tasted of iron and old rot. Marcus stood by the window. He held his coffee. The cup was warm. The liquid inside was black. It did not steam. The heat died instantly. Across the room, the...
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