The Distant Metropolis
The rain did not fall so much as it hung in the air, a fine, metallic mist that smelled of ozone and wet iron. We had been walking for six hours, leaving the safety of the city’s grid behind, stepping into the rough, untamed sprawl of the industrial outskirts where the smokestacks of the old textile mills still stood like broken teeth against the gray sky. I adjusted the strap of the leather...
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