The Golden Compass
The air tasted of iron and old ash. Silas stood at the edge of the cliff. The wind tore at his tunic. He did not blink. He could not blink. To blink was to lose the thread. To lose the thread was to die. Behind him, the road wound down into the valley. It was a road of dust and bones. He had walked it for three days. His feet were leather. His legs were stone. He was a man made of habit and...
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