The Faded Quadrant
I woke with the taste of wet plaster and old iron on my tongue, a sensation that had no business existing in the dry, heated air of the hearing room, yet it clung to the back of my throat like a physical weight, a reminder of the foundations I had spent twenty years inspecting before I was allowed to look at the faces of the men who built them. The room was a cube of grey stone and oak...
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