The Golden Crossing
The rain fell like static. It hissed against the leaded glass of the High Office, a white noise that masked the ticking of the clocks and the breathing of the men. Elias Thorne stood by the window. He was a small man. His uniform was pressed to a razor’s edge. The brass buttons caught the gaslight. They did not shine. They glowed. A dull, sickly amber. He held the object in his left hand. It...
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