The Pale Circus
The brass buckle of his belt sat cold in Elias Thorne’s palm, the metal worn smooth by twenty years of friction against his trousers. He held it there, gripping the metal until his knuckles whitened, staring at the small, tarnished stag embossed on the surface, a creature that looked less like a noble beast and more like a thing picked clean by vultures. This was the only object in the world...
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