The Golden Mirror
The fog did not roll in; it rose from the cobblestones of the old quarter like a breath held for centuries, thick and gray, smelling of wet stone and old blood. I am Elias Thorne, a constable of fifty years, and my heart, that traitorous engine, stuttered in my chest as I knelt in the muck. Before me lay a single child’s shoe, red leather, scuffed and mud-caked, the only evidence that the...
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