The Faded Frontier
The dream was always the same. It smelled of wet plaster and old blood. Gerald stood in a room that had no ceiling, only a void of grey cloud where the roof should have been. In his hands, he held a brick. It was red, heavy, and warm, pulsing with a faint, rhythmic light, like a heart beating in the dark. He tried to place it on the wall before him, but the moment his fingers loosened, the...
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