The Golden Crossing
The dream was always the same, a recurring bruise in the mind of Elias Thorne. He stood in a kitchen that smelled of copper and burnt sugar, holding a bowl of porridge that glowed with an internal, sickly gold. The light from the oats did not come from a lamp; it came from the food itself, pulsing like a trapped heart. In the dream, his hands were steady, but his spirit was unraveling, thread...
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