The Wistful Asylum
The dream was always the same. A room made of stone, cold enough to bite the teeth, smelling of damp wool and old blood. In the center, a table. On the table, a hammer. Not a tool, but a thing of terrible, singular purpose. Its head was black, not with age, but with a darkness that seemed to pull the light from the air. Thomas Whitmore woke with his hand already reaching for it, his fingers...
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