The Golden Maze
The brass astrolabe sat on the mahogany desk, its face a map of stars that had not shone in centuries. It was a heavy thing, cold to the touch, and it hummed with a frequency that made the teeth ache if one listened too closely. Thomas Bradshaw adjusted his cufflinks, a nervous habit he had cultivated over twenty years in the Ministry of Temporal Integrity. The room was dim, the air thick with...
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