The Pale Shadows
The brass compass sat in Elias Thorne’s palm, its casing dented from thirty years of pockets and patrols. The needle spun lazily, catching the weak morning light that filtered through the blinds of his study. He was fifty-two, and his hands shook with a tremor that coffee could no longer suppress. The nightmare had left him gasping, the sensation of water filling his lungs still clinging to his...
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