The Distant Threshold
The name called out to him from the stairwell was sharp, a jagged piece of metal dragged across gravel. "Thorne! You’re late on the requisition forms again." Elias did not look up. He was forty-two, and his hands were stained with the permanent grey dust of decomposing paper, a residue that had worked into the whorls of his fingerprints over twenty years of service. He wanted only to finish...
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