The Distant Wound
The Hall of Records did not smell of dust, as one might expect of a place dedicated to the preservation of the past. It smelled of ozone, of hot copper, and of the sharp, metallic tang of fear. Elias Thorne stood at the center of the circular atrium, his fingers stained not with ink, but with the iridescent residue of the memory-ink used to bind the city’s collective consciousness. Around him,...
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