The Pale Tower
The smell of wet wool and old paper hangs in the air of the counting room, a thick, suffocating fog that you refuse to acknowledge because acknowledging it would mean admitting that you are still here, still bound to the ledgers, still the hand that signs the checks. You have been traveling for six days, or perhaps a year; time has lost its linear grip on you, stretching and snapping like a...
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