The Pale Door
The air in the Foundry did not smell of iron, but of ozone and burnt sugar, a cloying sweetness that coated the back of my throat and refused to leave. I stood at the edge of the great pit, my boots sinking slightly into the ash that had replaced the cobblestones of what was once London. Above, the sky was not a sky at all, but a vast, rotating mechanism of brass gears and iron spokes, turning...
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