The Distant Metropolis
You are lying in the damp earth of the valley, your cheek pressed against the cold, wet soil that smells of iron and rot, and you are dreaming of a city made entirely of glass and sound, where the spires do not cast shadows but instead refract the light into a thousand jagged, screaming shards that dance across the faces of those who look up from the streets below. In this dream, which feels...
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