The Golden Scar
The train cut through the fog with a low, mournful groan. Elias Thorne stood at the window, his reflection ghostly against the gray glass. He was a man of sixty, his face a map of quiet endurance. In his hands, he held a ceramic bowl. It was blue, chipped at the rim, and empty. The city of Oakhaven rose before him, a monolith of steel and glass that swallowed the light. It was a place of strict...
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