The Pale Bonsai
The air tasted of ozone and burnt sugar. We stood in the Atrium. It was not a room. It was a suspension. The floor was made of polished obsidian, reflecting our boots like black water. The ceiling was lost in static. "Check the seal," I said. "Seal is green," Elias replied. He did not look up. He was calibrating the rig. The rig hummed. A low, sickly thrum. It vibrated in my teeth. "Good." I...
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