The Distant Machine
The letter was folded into a tight square. It smelled of coal dust and old sweat. Elias held it in his left hand. His right hand rested on the hilt of a short, dull knife. He did not need the knife. Not anymore. He looked at the floorboards. They were warped by the damp. The water leaked from the roof in the corner. It dripped into a bucket. *Tick. Tick. Tick.* Elias was the town’s enforcer. Or...
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