The Distant Metropolis
The bell in the town square did not ring to call us to prayer, nor did it toll to mark the passing of the dead, but it screamed, a jagged, metallic shriek that tore through the morning mist like a wound in the sky. We stood in the mud of the lower valley, the rain turning the earth to a slick, black paste that sucked at our boots, and we watched the iron bell above the old oak tree shatter into...
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