The Pale Door
The rain fell not as water but as a fine, gray mist that smelled of coal dust and wet iron, clinging to the skin of Silas Thorne like a shroud he had woven from his own regrets. He stood at the edge of the Great Foundry, a place that existed in the interstices of time, where the gears of the universe turned with the slow, grinding inevitability of a clock whose spring was finally, terribly,...
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