The Wistful Silence
The vibration was in the wood, not the air. Elias Thorne pressed his palm flat against the bark of the Great Elm, his knuckles white, his wrist aching from the strain of holding still. He was forty-two, a night-shift archivist for the Department of Municipal Memory, and he had spent the last six hours trying to kill a sound that no one else could hear. It was a low, rhythmic thrum, like a cello...
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