The Pale Exile
Imran Malik remembered the smell of burnt ozone before he remembered the heat, a sharp, metallic tang that clung to the back of his throat long after the yard had gone quiet. He stood now in the recycling level of the old quarters, looking back at the days that had hollowed him out, his hands still trembling from the cold that had seeped through his gloves. The humidity in Karachi had swollen...
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