The Pale Bridge
The river was not a river but a vein of black iron, pulsing beneath the city’s arches, and Elias Vane stood at the edge of the water, his fingers stained with the rust of old hinges and the salt of unwashed skin. He was a mender of thresholds, a man who spoke to the joints of stone and the sighs of timber, a profession that had once commanded respect in the high quarters of the capital but now...
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