The Pale Protocol
The train to the Blackwood Institute was a slow, grinding thing, a metal beast that shook the bones of the passengers and rattled the windows until the glass seemed to hum with a low, persistent anxiety. I sat by the window, watching the English countryside dissolve into a smear of grey and brown, the fields flattening out under a sky that looked like wet slate. In my lap, I held a...
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