The Wistful Campus
The glass was cold. It bit into my palm. I held the vial. I looked at the formula. It was wrong. It was always wrong. Or perhaps I was. The laboratory smelled of ozone and rust. Old iron. Fresh blood. The year was 1904. The air was thick with smoke. Outside, the factories screamed. Inside, silence reigned. Dr. Aldous Thorne stood by the window. He watched the rain. He did not see me. I was a...
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