The Pale Meridian
Ravi Joshi, thirty-two, had not slept in three days, a fact his colleagues noticed by the dark circles under his eyes and the way his hands trembled when he held the brass astrolabe. The object sat on his desk in the maintenance airlock, its surface cold to the touch, humming a low, resonant note that vibrated through the bone of his wrist. He was there to restore the water-damaged ledger, a...
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