The Faded Attic
The loom hummed. It was a low, wooden thrum, older than the air in the room. Silas Vane sat before it, his hands moving with the precision of a surgeon. He was a weaver of light, though he called himself a tailor of shadows. In this realm, where the sky was a bruised purple and the ground felt like packed ash, his trade was sacred. He wove the fabric of reality. If the cloth tore, the world...
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