The Pale Protocol
The dream was not of fire, as one might expect from the fever that had kept me bedridden for three days, but of a garden. It was a place of terrible, pale beauty, where the leaves were made of thin, translucent paper and the stems were brittle glass. I walked among them, holding a shears in my hand, the metal cold and sharp against my palm. Every time I snipped a stem, it did not fall to the...
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