The Distant Threshold
You hold the chisel in your hand. It is cold. The wood shavings smell of pine and old rain. You are in the attic. The dust motes dance in the single beam of light. They do not settle. They never settle here. You are Elias. You are the last of the Holloways. Or so they say. The letter is on the table. It is thick. Cream-colored paper. The seal is broken. The wax is black. It smells of sulfur and...
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