The Golden Compass
The rain hit the pavement in a steady, gray rhythm. Elias walked. His left hand hung low. It was black. Not bruised black. Dead black. The fingers curled inward like a claw. He did not feel pain. He felt weight. The city around him was loud. Cars hissed. Steam rose from manholes. People hurried. No one looked at him. Or perhaps they did. It did not matter. He was a restorer. That was his title....
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