The Distant Wound
The count was always wrong. Twelve hours on the clock, fourteen in the body. Elias Thorne knew the difference in his bones, a dull ache that lived in the hollow where his left arm used to be. He weighed the day’s debris in his mind, a mental ledger of broken glass and wet paper, before the scanner hummed to life. The hum was not mechanical. It was a frequency, low and wet, vibrating in the...
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