The Golden Crossing
The mist did not drift into the Royal Mint; it grew there, thick and yellow, smelling of sulfur and old blood. Elias Thorne stood before the central vault, his hands trembling so violently that the ledger in his grip vibrated like a plucked string. He was forty-five, a warden of the Mint for twenty-two years, and by the strict laws of the institution, his mind was already beginning to rot. The...
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