The Pale Protocol
The hour struck three, and Elias Thorne counted the seconds with the same grim precision he applied to the escapements of his trade. Three hundred and sixty seconds. Sixty ticks per minute. The rhythm was a cage, and he was the bird who had forgotten how to fly. In the dim light of his workshop in Millhaven, the air was thick with the smell of brass filings and the damp chill that seeped...
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