The Golden Crossing
The rain in London did not wash; it stained. It turned the cobblestones of Whitechapel into mirrors of grey sludge, reflecting the neon bleed of shops that never truly slept. Elias Thorne walked with his head low, the damp seeping through the wool of his overcoat, chilling the bone of him. In his pocket, wrapped in a square of silk that had once belonged to his mother, lay the vial. It was...
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