The Wistful Asylum
The dream was not a place but a frequency. It hummed in the base of Marcus’s skull, a low, vibrating thrum that tasted of copper and old dust. He lay on the cold linoleum of the temporary staging area, his uniform still damp from the rain that had lashed the capital all night. The walls here were white, sterile, and infinitely high, a purgatory of bureaucracy where the air was scrubbed clean of...
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