The Distant Journey
The brass calipers sat in Elias Thorne’s palm, cold and slick with the grease of the St. Jude’s Hall foundation. He held them against the cracked plaster of the load-bearing wall, the metal biting into his thumb, waiting for the number to stabilize. The hall was a relic of the city’s older, more pretentious era, its high ceilings currently sagging under the weight of a low, persistent hum that...
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