The Wistful Mirror
The air in the foundry did not smell of metal or sulfur, as it should have, but of rotting apples and sweet, cloying honey, a scent that clung to the back of Silas Vane’s throat and refused to be swallowed, tasting of the very flesh he was trying to preserve, the preservative failing him as the great iron lungs of the factory heaved and gasped in the twilight of a world that was slowly being...
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