The Pale Meridian
Veldt’s morning began with the clatter of iron on cobblestone, the rhythmic thud of hammers in the shipyards, and the low, mournful toll of the harbor bell that marked the hour for the dockworkers to claim their daily rations of bread and salted pork. It was a sound that had never changed in forty years, a mechanical heartbeat that kept the city’s pulse steady while the fog rolled in from the...
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