The Pale Fracture
You leave the factory at dusk. The air tastes of iron and rain. Your hands are stained black to the wrist. Ink. It is not paint. It is not grease. It is the mark of your trade. You are a maker of seals. Small, precise marks for the men who sign orders they never read. You walk to the gate. The gate is locked. You wait. The shift change is late. The other workers are gone. Only the hum of the...
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