The Pale Circus
The glass sphere sat in Elias Thorne’s palm, cold as a river stone and twice as heavy. It was a perfect orb of blown crystal, no larger than a plum, yet it contained a swirling, gray mist that seemed to move against the grain of the air. He held it up to the streetlamp, watching the fog churn, and for a moment, he saw his own face reflected in the curvature, older than he was, lined with a...
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