The Wistful Mirror
The cellar did not smell of rot, as cellars do, but of copper and crushed mint, a sharp, medicinal tang that coated the back of Sergeant Elias Thorne’s tongue even before the light faded. He stood at the bottom of the spiral stone steps, his boots slick with condensation, the heavy iron door above him already beginning to sink into the earth like a stone dropped in a slow river. There was no...
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