The Golden Compass
The cell was cold. It smelled of wet concrete and old rust. Elias sat on the metal bench, his hands bound behind his back with zip-ties that bit into the skin. He was a man of few words, a sergeant who had spent twenty years holding the line, but the line had shifted under him. He had not moved in an hour. His head hung low, staring at the scuffed floor. The fluorescent light above him...
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