The Wistful Crossroads
The ink was black, but it smelled of copper and old blood. Elias Thorne held the magnifying glass steady, his breath shallow, as he examined the forearm of the deceased, a man named Arthur Penhaligon who had supposedly died of a sudden cardiac arrest in his office. There, just below the elbow, a symbol pulsed with a faint, bruised violet light. It was the Silent Mark. Elias lowered the glass,...
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