The Faded Masquerade
The rain hit the pavement in sheets. It was not water. It was memory, cold and acidic, pooling in the gutters of a city that should not exist. Elias Vance wiped his face with a sleeve that smelled of ozone and old iron. He stood at the edge of the bridge. Below, the river ran black and thick. It moved with a slow, deliberate malice. He was a man made of edges. Sharp jaw, sharp eyes, sharper...
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