The Wistful Mountain
The smell of burnt sugar and old iron hung in the air, thick as a woolen shawl, a scent that Elias had learned to associate with the end of things. He stood in the doorway of the municipal archive, the stone floor cold against the soles of his boots, listening to the silence that followed the shattering of the glass case. It was not a violent sound. It was the quiet, definitive crack of a bone...
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