The Distant Journey
The rain fell on the city like a static charge, a low hum that vibrated in the teeth. Elara stood by the window of the forty-second floor, watching the neon bleed into the wet asphalt below. The glass was cold. Her fingers pressed against it, leaving faint, white prints that vanished as her skin warmed. She held the vial in her left hand. It was small, no larger than a thimble, filled with a...
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