
Chroma Bloom
## Chroma Bloom The wind tasted of dust and ozone, a metallic tang clinging to the back of my throat. My boots crunched on calcified soil, the sound echoing strangely across the glacier’s slow crawl. It wasn’t ice, not really.…
## Chroma Bloom The wind tasted of dust and ozone, a metallic tang clinging to the back of my throat. My boots crunched on calcified soil, the sound echoing strangely across the glacier’s slow crawl. It wasn’t ice, not really.…
## The Architect of Echoes Rain lashed against the panoramic window, blurring the neon smear of Neo-Manhattan. Elias Thorne traced a finger across the condensation, the chill mirroring the tremor in his hand. His studio wasn’t opulent – functional steel…
## Ghost Bloom The rain smelled like something forgotten, dredged from deep inside. Not the clean, metallic tang of a storm, but old paper and damp earth, layered with something sweeter, almost floral. Elara wrinkled her nose, pulling the worn…
## The Violet Hour The chipped ceramic mug warmed Leo Maxwell’s palms. Rain lashed against the skylight of his workshop, a relentless drumming that mirrored the static in his head. He didn’t bother looking at the coffee; it tasted like…
## The Ghost Notes The salt spray tasted like regret. Wren traced the chipped Formica of the diner counter, each groove a miniature ocean current mirroring the one churning outside. Coffee, black as pitch, warmed her hands but couldn’t touch…