The Distant Crown
The brass crown sat heavy in your palms, the metal cold enough to bite through the leather of your gloves, each jewel a dark, hollow eye staring back at you. You stood in the center of the abandoned textile mill, the air thick with the smell of wet wool and rusted iron, while the Gloom pressed against the broken windows like a living thing seeking entry. It was 1912, and you were Thomas Hale, a...
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