The Distant Threshold
The coat was red. Not the polite crimson of a winter scarf, but a violent, arterial red that seemed to pulse against the grey stone of the city. It hung on a hook in the hallway of the old barracks, a single, defiant note of color in a world drained by rain and rust. Elias Vane did not touch it. He stood before it, his hands still wet from the street, the water dripping from his fingertips onto...
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