The Golden Downtown
The needle was cold, a sliver of steel that felt less like a tool and more like a bone fragment wedged between Elias Thorne’s thumb and forefinger, trembling with a vibration that had nothing to do with the air in the room. He held it up to the slanted light of the afternoon, which cut through the dust motes swirling in the stagnant air of the workshop, and watched the tiny tremor ripple...
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