The Faded Paradox
I remember the smell of the fog before I saw it. It was a wet, mineral scent, like crushed coal mixed with old paper, and it filled the reading room of the municipal library until the air felt heavy in my lungs. I am Tao Sun, and I was thirty-four years old, a junior archivist who had spent the last six years cataloging the silence of this place. I wanted to clear my name before the 1928 audit...
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