The Distant Threshold
Chapter One "You are late," the agent said, his eyes fixed not on me but on the swarm of grey moths eating the warp threads of my loom. I tried to pull the shuttle through, but the thread snapped. It had been snapping all morning. The moths were not pests; they were a rule. They consumed only material destined for a lie. I had woven a commission for the District Chief, a pattern of prosperity...
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