The Pale Protocol
The dream was always the same: a room filled with the smell of wet chalk and old paper, where the walls breathed in slow, rhythmic intervals. In my sleep, I held the compass in my hands. It was not the brass instrument I carried in my breast pocket, worn smooth by decades of friction and sweat, but a phantom version, glowing with a faint, sickly luminescence. In the dream, the needle did not...
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