The Distant Temple
The dream was always the same. It was not a vision of peace, but a memory of weight. Colonel Arthur Penhallow stood in a field of gray mist, holding a small, brass astrolabe. It was not an instrument for the stars. It was a tool for the blood. In his hands, it hummed with a low, terrible vibration. He knew, with the certainty of a man who has seen the bottom of a well, that the device did not...
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