The Wistful Atlas
The air in the Glasshouse tasted of iron and ozone, a metallic tang that coated the back of my throat. I was running. My boots, heavy with the mud of the old world, slapped against the polished obsidian floor of the corridor. The walls were not walls but membranes of translucent, pulsing light, thin as an eggshell, humming with a low, subsonic frequency that made my teeth ache. Behind me, the...
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