The Golden Myth
The cellar smelled of wet stone and the sharp, metallic tang of copper pennies, a scent that had soaked into the marrow of young Elias Thorne’s bones since the day he was old enough to remember his own name. He stood before the heavy oak door, his small fingers trembling as they hovered over the brass knob, not touching it, for to touch it was to admit the hunger, and to admit the hunger was to...
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