The Distant Threshold
Thorne. The word was spat from the back of the room by the night shift supervisor, a man whose breath smelled of stale tobacco and copper, and it cut through the humid, soot-choked air of the mill floor like a blade through wet wool. You stood at the edge of the loom pit, your hands slick with the greasy residue of the spinning shuttles, twenty years of your life compressed into the calluses on...
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