The Pale Meridian
The heat in the mill was a living thing, a thick, sulfurous blanket that pressed against Elias Thorne’s lungs and turned the sweat on his skin into a cold, clammy film by the time the whistle blew for the morning shift. He stood at the edge of the casting floor, his foreman’s cap pulled low over eyes that had not slept in two days, watching the molten steel flow in a river of blinding orange...
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