The Pale Garden
The carriage wheels ground against the cobblestones of Whitehall. The rain did not fall; it hissed. It was a fine, misty spray that smelled of wet iron and old paper. Elias Thorne adjusted his grip on the leather reins. His knuckles were white. Not from the cold. From the anticipation. He was a man of precision. A clockmaker. He built time in brass and spring. He did not build monsters. But the...
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