The Distant Threshold
The fog does not roll in so much as it seeps, a thick, gray sludge that climbs the steps of the Whitmore Municipal Archive and presses its cold, damp face against the glass of the reading room. You are Mara, thirty-two, and you are alone with the smell of decaying paper and the rhythmic, metallic clink of the silver locket against your collarbone. You need to finish the catalog. You need to...
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