The Faded Frequency
The black moth has eaten the sound of my own breathing again. I wake with my throat tight, the air in the room thick with a static that tastes like copper. It is November, 1912, and the frost has crept up the windows of my office at the Imperial Academy, turning the glass into a web of white fractures that mirror the jagged lines of my exhaustion. I am Elias Thorne, forty-five years old, and...
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