The Golden Crossing
The fog did not lift. It calcified. It hung over the city of Aethelgard like a shroud of wet wool, smelling of iron and rotting lilies. The air was thick, viscous. It pressed against the skin. It weighed on the lungs. Here, in the shadow of the Spire, the light did not break through. It died. Julian Vane stood at the edge of the precipice. He was a man of precise angles. His coat was gray,...
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