The Distant Threshold
The loom did not stop; it merely changed its rhythm, a slow, deliberate dragging of warp and weft that echoed like a heartbeat in the hollow dark of the Blackwood Mill. I stood before the central engine, my hand resting on the iron housing, feeling the vibration travel up my arm and into the marrow of my bones. The air smelled of ozone and old sweat, a pungent cocktail of industry and decay...
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