The Golden Crossing
The taste is copper. It coats the back of your throat, a thick, metallic sludge that defies swallowing. You are standing in the garden of your childhood home, but the grass is not green. It is black, wet, and rotting, smelling of sulfur and old blood. In your hands, you hold a ladle. It is heavy, forged from iron that hums with a low, subsonic frequency. You are stirring a pot. The pot is the...
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