The Distant Nightmare
The dream began not with a sound, but with a specific, suffocating quality of air, thick as wet wool and smelling faintly of copper and ozone. Leo stood in a room that was clearly a bedroom, yet the geometry was wrong; the walls breathed in and out with a slow, tidal rhythm, and the window looked out not onto the suburban street of Maplewood, but onto a churning sea of black static. He was...
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