The Golden Compass
You’re leaving, then?" The Mayor’s voice was thin, stretched over the noise of the mill’s steam whistle in the distance. He stood on the porch, a man made of soft angles and worn wool, his hand raised in a lazy, dismissive wave. It was not a threat. It was not a warning. It was a permission slip, signed in the air. Elias felt a strange, hollow lightness in his chest, a vacuum where his anger...
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