The Pale Dance
The sound of the breaking glass was not a crash, but a sharp, crystalline hiss, like a breath caught in the throat of the universe. Julian stood in the center of his workshop, a space that had once smelled of cedar shavings and turpentine, now thick with the metallic tang of fear and the dusty, dry scent of old paper. The window behind him was gone. Where the glass had been, there was only a...
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