The Wistful Grid
The sky cracked open at dawn. It did not thunder. It simply split, a pale fissure running from the horizon to the zenith, leaking a light that was not white but a bruised, humming violet. I stood on the parapet of the watchtower. The stone was cold. My hands were steady. I was a man of duty. I wore the grey coat. I carried the iron key. The city below was silent. The bells did not ring. The...
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