The Golden Compass
The revolver was cold, a slab of blue steel pressed against the damp wool of Elias Thorne’s uniform. He held it with both hands, knuckles white, the barrel steady despite the tremor in his left leg. Around him, the air in the mill district was thick with the acrid bite of coal smoke and the wet, coppery smell of blood. Shards of glass glittered on the cobblestones, catching the low, amber glow...
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