The Golden Mirror
The river was not water, but a slow, grinding churn of iron filings and grey silt that had turned the valley into a wound that would not close. Elias Vane sat on the edge of the bank, his boots caked in the same industrial sludge that coated his hands, his face, and the inside of his ribs. He was a man who had spent thirty years chasing the invisible, the logical, the clean. He was a detective...
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