The Wistful Campus
The iron tastes of rust and old blood. You spit it out onto the cobblestones of the alleyway, the dark droplets landing with a wet thud. The rain here does not fall; it hammers. It is the year 1904, and the city is a lung that cannot exhale, filled with smoke and the grinding weight of industry. You are not a scholar. You are a fighter. Your knuckles are split, your breath a ragged saw against...
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