The Golden Master
The dream began not with a waking, but with the slow, viscous accumulation of gold dust in the air, a suspension so thick and luminous that it seemed to suspend time itself in a jar of amber light, while Thomas Bradshaw stood in the center of a vast, industrial cathedral where the arches were not stone but twisted ribbons of copper and the floor was paved with the compressed, iridescent shells...
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