The Wistful Skyline
The shop bell had not rung in three days. Arthur Vane stood behind the counter, his fingers stained a deep, bruised green from grinding the lichen, and watched the dust motes settle in the shaft of grey light that cut through the fog. The air in the apothecary was thick, not with the scent of lavender or camphor, but with a damp, metallic tang that smelled of wet stone and old blood. He was...
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