The Distant Temple
The mud in Chicago does not care about your rank, nor does it care about the twenty-two years of service stitched into the lining of your jacket, and as you stand in the center of the Wacker Drive riot, clutching your father’s brass compass in a fist so tight the metal bites into your palm, you understand that the badge on your belt has become a liability rather than a shield. The air is thick...
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