The Golden Compass
The rain tasted of iron. It slicked the cobblestones of the street, turning the gray city into a mirror of rust and shadow. I stood under the awning. My uniform was wet. The wool felt heavy. It pressed against my chest like a shroud. I was a man made of water and fatigue. The fog rolled in from the harbor. It swallowed the gaslights. It swallowed the names. I remembered the tree. It stood in...
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