The Golden Echoes
The dream was not a dream, but a wound in the air. It opened before Thomas could blink, a seam of gold bleeding into the grey twilight of the high moor. He stood in the center of it, a hollow man, a vessel for the cold. The wind did not blow; it pushed, a physical hand against his chest, smelling of wet stone and old blood. He held the lantern. It was not a lantern of glass and oil. It was a...
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