The Architect of the Shadows
The Sorgentone estate's grand gallery was designed to look like a modern cathedral, but when the glass broke and the mountain wind blew through the open structure, it felt more like an abandoned soundstage. The expensive track lighting lay dead. The only illumination came from the erratic, sweeping high-beams of a police cruiser idling down in the canyon, its blue and red strobes painting the marble walls in a sickening, rhythmic pulse. In the midst of the wreckage, Silas Thorne stood. He held a bulky roll of duct tape made for industrial use in his left hand, and the blackened tanto that had become his philosophy's physical manifestation in his right. Sebastian Sorgentone, the Action Legen
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