The Faded Guest
The brass compass in Elias Thorne’s hand did not point north, but toward the living, its needle trembling with a frequency that matched the erratic pulse of his own heart as he stood in the mist-choked customs post of 1912, a place where the boundary between the known world and the gray void had long since eroded into ambiguity. He was forty years old, a border warden whose uniform hung loose...
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