The Distant Cartograph
The air in the Hall of Tides was thick, wet, and tasted of copper. Elias Vance stood alone in the center of the vast, circular room. The walls were not stone but a living membrane, pulsing with a slow, rhythmic blue light. It was a prison, but one made of memory and mist. He wore his uniform, the dark grey wool heavy with sweat, the brass buttons cold against his chest. He was a constable of...
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