The Wistful Mirror
The order slip was wet, the ink running into a brown smear that looked like dried blood on the cheap paper. Elias Thorne held it up, his knuckles white, the cold seeping through the thin wool of his sleeve. It was a standard directive for a standard night, a routine clearance of Sector Four, but the dampness of the document felt wrong, heavy in his hand. He was thirty-four years old, and the...
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