The Distant Summer
The air in the foundry tasted of copper and ozone, a metallic tang that coated the back of your throat like a bad penny. You stood at the edge of the vat, the heat pressing against your skin not as warmth but as a physical weight, a living thing that sought to peel the flesh from your bones. This was not the world you had known in the quiet, rain-slicked streets of Boston, with its gaslamps and...
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