The Wistful Campus
The air in the workshop tasted of ozone and old dust. "You're bleeding, Arthur." Arthur didn’t look up. His hands were deep inside the thoracic cavity of the automaton, fingers brushing against the brass ribs. They were cold. Always cold. "I’m fine, Elias," Arthur said. His voice was a dry rasp, like gravel shifting in a tin can. "It’s just a slippage. The caliper." "Stop it." Elias stepped...
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