The Faded Chronicle
The blood had already begun to congeal in the teeth of the flywheel, a dark, viscous rope that held the mechanism in a grim, static lock, and you, Arthur Penhaligon, stood before the foreman’s desk with your hands trembling not from the cold of the November air but from the desperate, frantic need to prove your competence to the men who had long dismissed you as a soft, unmanly clerk. You...
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