The Distant Journey
The ink on the page was not black, but a cold, viscous grey that seemed to pull the light from the room. Elias Thorne stared at the proof sheet, his breath catching in a chest that felt too small for the effort of inhaling, while the Linotype machine behind him clattered with the rhythmic, indifferent violence of a millstone. He was twelve years old, an apprentice who had learned to value speed...
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