The Golden Greenhouse
The water was already in the cellar. I stood at the threshold. My boots sank. Wet. Cold. The smell of rot hit me. Thick. Sweet. Elias was behind me. He held a lantern. The light shook. “Move,” he said. I did not move. We were in the house of Arthur Vane. Or what was left of it. The house was a skeleton. Industrial brick. Blackened. The windows were eyes, blinded. Vane was dead. We knew that. We...
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