The Faded Paradox
The rain against the glass sounded like a thousand small hammers striking a drum, a rhythmic pounding that Elias Thorne had learned to interpret as the city breathing, thick and slow, the viscous layers of time clinging to the stones of Oakhaven like wet wool. He stood at the window of his workshop, his breath fogging the pane, watching the ancient stone face of the cathedral erode, the rain...
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