The Pale Path
The brass gears lay out on the velvet mat, thirty-two of them, each one costing more in labor than the coffee Elias drank to keep his hands steady. He counted them twice, his thumb rubbing the edge of the silver locket in his pocket, feeling the low, persistent hum that had started three days ago. It was a vibration like a dying fly trapped in the metal, a sound only he could hear, a frequency...
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