The Golden Echoes
The dream came to old Silas Thorne not as a vision of light, but as a smell of wet wool and iron filings, a scent so thick it choked the breath from his lungs before he was even awake, waking him in the small hours when the frost had turned the single pane of his workshop window into a lacework of white spiders that wept silent tears onto the sill. He lay there, his body a map of aches that had...
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