The Distant Summer
The hand was not a hand. It was a thing of wet, translucent flesh, suspended in the air above the mahogany desk, dripping a thick, amber fluid that smelled of copper and old rain. Silas stood in the center of the room, his back to the door, his eyes fixed on the limb. It hung there, detached from any body, its fingers twitching with a slow, rhythmic spasm. The room itself was a blur of...
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