The Pale Exile
The fog rolled in. Thick. Cold. It tasted of rust and old salt. Elias stood by the window. He watched the street disappear. The glass fogged. His breath hung there. A ghost. He was a clockmaker. No. Not anymore. He was a man in a room. A small room. The walls breathed. They expanded. They contracted. The air felt heavy. It pressed on his ears. It hummed. A low, electric thrum. The clocks...
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