The Distant Threshold
The chisel bit into the granite, and Elias Vane felt the vibration travel up his wrist, into his elbow, and settle in the marrow of his shoulder. It was a dull, persistent thrum, like a bee trapped in a jar of honey. He pulled the tool free, and a sliver of blood welled up on the cut, bright against the grey dust coating his palm. The rain in Oakhaven was not falling so much as hanging, a fine...
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