The Wistful Crossroads
The water was black, thick as oil, and it smelled of sulfur and old blood. "Get out of here, Thorne," the mine owner, Silas Vane, shouted over the roar of the deluge. His voice was wet, stripped of its usual managerial calm. He stood on the narrow plank walkway above the collapse, his boots slick, his face a mask of white terror and rage. "You’ve done this. Your rules, your inspections, your...
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