The Pale Meridian
The rain smells of iron. It slicks the cobblestones of the market square, turning the morning light into a bruised smear of grey and gold. You stand on the platform, watching the steam rise from the vents of the waiting locomotive. Your coat is damp. Your hands are cold. But your mind is a furnace, burning with a clarity that feels like pain. You are leaving. Not because you must, but because...
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