The Golden Cellar
The door was gold. It was always gold, standing alone in a void of grey stone, its surface polished to a blinding, aggressive shine. Elias Thorne woke with the taste of copper in his mouth, the phantom weight of a handle under his fingers that did not exist. He was thirty-four years old. He had served the Crown for twenty years, a span of time that felt less like a career and more like a slow...
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