The Faded Ruin
The dream was always the same: a slow, viscous bleed of black ink from the pores of Elias Thorne’s skin, pooling on the white sheets of his bed. He woke at four in the morning, gasping, his fingers stained with phantom darkness. The industrial hum of Oakhaven vibrated through the windowpane, a low, constant drone of the mills that kept the town fed and the Council in power. At fifty-two, Elias...
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