The Wistful Grid
The vial sat in my left hand, the glass warm and humming with a low, persistent frequency that I had learned to mistake for my own pulse. It was a small thing, no larger than a thumb, filled with a paste the color of dried blood and old wax. I held it up to the flickering gaslight of the basement laboratory, watching the way the compound refused to settle, swirling with a slow, deliberate...
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