The Distant Metropolis
The fog does not lift. It settles, thick and grey, like wool spun from the breath of dying cattle, into the crooks and crannies of Millhaven. You know this town by the smell of wet slate and the rhythmic, iron-choked cough of the engine house. You are a man of the loom, a weaver of silk, and your hands are stained permanently with the indigo dye. You have spent thirty years here, listening to...
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