The Distant Threshold
The dream began with the weight of the iron. It sat in my hands. Cold. Heavy. A rectangular slab of black metal, etched with faint, spiraling lines. It was not a key. It was not a lock. It was a threshold. I knew this in my marrow. I was standing in a vast, gray hall. The air smelled of coal dust and ozone. The walls were lined with brass pipes. Steam hissed from the joints. I was an employee...
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