Spy Tugs
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The old wooden tugboat, the *Spy Tug*, was a study in quiet resilience, its dark green hull perpetually streaked with rust and brine. It sat low in the water, a stout and purposeful vessel that seemed to hold the harbor's secrets within its creaking frame. A single, soot-stained smokestack rose from its pilothouse, a silent promise of latent power. Seagulls, the unofficial sentinels of the docks, often circled above it or perched on its stern line. On this particular morning, a soft, golden haze settled over the marina, muffling the distant city sounds. The only noise was the gentle, rhythmic slap of water against its tired wooden flanks. A faint, almost imperceptible glow came from within its small, curtained wheelhouse window. This suggested a presence, someone keeping a solitary, patient vigil. The air smelled powerfully of tar, old rope, and the deep, mineral scent of the sea. It was a scene of profound peace, yet it thrummed with a subtle, unspoken anticipation.
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