The Distant Clue
The cold does not wait for permission. It seeps into the joints, a slow, metallic tide that turns the air in the lungs into shards of glass. You stand at the window of the observation deck, your breath fogging the pane, watching the storm batter the iron ribs of the ship. Outside, the sea is a churning, black void, indifferent to the human geometry of the vessel that struggles to cut through...
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