The Golden Compass
The air in the Underwood did not smell of earth or rot, but of ozone and old pennies. It tasted metallic on the tongue, a sharp, coppery bite that made Elias Vance’s teeth ache. He was running, or perhaps he was being carried, the distinction blurred by the violent shuddering of the ground beneath his boots. The trees here were not trees at all, but towering columns of translucent amber,...
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