The Distant Metropolis
The rain against the windowpane of the watchtower was a rhythmic, wet hiss, a sound that had become the only clock in the world for Elias Thorne. He sat in the swivel chair, the leather cracked and worn smooth by three years of solitary vigil, his hands resting on the armrests. They were still hands, pale and thin, but they trembled with a fine, persistent vibration that had nothing to do with...
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