The Golden Compass
The sky tore open. It was not a storm. Storms have fronts. They have weather. This was a wound in the fabric of the air, a vertical tear of black static that bled gold. We were in the trench. The mud sucked at our boots. The smell was wet earth and copper and fear. I held my rifle. My hands shook. Not from cold. From the weight of the silence. "Steady, Elias," I said. My voice sounded foreign....
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