The Distant Journey
The iron chisel sat in my palm, cold enough to bite into the skin of my thumb, its edge worn smooth by years of striking the same hard surface. I held it up to the gaslight, watching the flame flicker against the metal, and I thought about the four shillings I owed for this very tool, a debt that sat heavier on my chest than the chisel itself. My name is Arthur Vane, and I have worked the night...
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