The Golden Farce
The hand was not a hand. It was a map of scars, a topography of loss, and it belonged to Elias. It sat on the table between them, pulsing with a faint, amber light that had no source. The room was a library that did not exist, a place where the shelves stretched up into a sky that was the color of bruised plums. The air smelled of ozone and old paper. Across from him sat Julian, his former...
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