The Golden Master
The cursor blinks. A red pulse in the black void of the monitor. It matches the rhythm of your arrhythmia, a metronome set to a tempo your heart can barely sustain. You are Elias, thirty-two, a senior archivist at the Meridian Institute, and you are dying in the basement. The air here tastes of ozone and old vellum, a thick, particulate fog that coats the back of your throat with every ragged...
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