The Golden Harbor
The brass on the door handle was cold. It was a cold that seeped into the bone, a physical weight that settled in the marrow of my wrist. I held the key. It was a heavy thing, forged in the old ways, its teeth worn smooth by the friction of years. The brass was tarnished, a dull, sickly gold that had lost its shine. It mirrored my own face in a distorted, darkened way. I saw my eyes. They were...
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