The Distant Threshold
The wall breathed. It was a slow, wet exhalation. Dust motes danced in the shaft of grey light. I held the key. It was cold. Iron. Heavy. My hands shook. Not from cold. From fear. I stood before the door. It was oak. Blackened by time. The wood grain looked like veins. Like dried blood. I had been here for days. Or weeks. Time was a loop here. A tight, silver wire. The corridor stretched out....
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