The Pale Altar
The coal dust in Ashford did not settle; it hovered, a permanent, gritty haze that coated the lungs and the ledgers alike, and you, Elias Thorne, had spent forty-two years breathing it in until it became the texture of your own thought, the very medium through which you measured the weight of the city’s history. You were the senior archivist, a title that carried more weight in the silence of...
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