Spy Tugs
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The morning sun cast long, golden fingers through the dusty windowpanes of the old shop, illuminating particles of sawdust that danced in the still air. A deep, resonant hum vibrated through the worn wooden floorboards, a constant companion to the day's work. He ran a calloused hand over the surface of the ancient teakwood, feeling the intricate carvings of dragons and phoenixes beneath his fingertips. With a soft cloth and a small amount of citrus-scented oil, he began his careful, rhythmic work, pressing firmly into the grain. Each circular motion was a deliberate act of preservation, a quiet conversation with the history held within the timber. The rich, earthy scent of the oil mingled with the smell of old paper and dried herbs hanging from the rafters. This was not a rushed job, but a patient, meditative process passed down through generations. The wood seemed to sigh in relief, its deep color rejuvenating and its patterns becoming more vivid with every pass. Outside, the sounds of the bustling city street were a distant murmur, a world away from this sanctuary of craftsmanship. He worked until the entire surface gleamed with a soft, warm luster, a testament to his dedicated skill. Finally, he stepped back to admire the transformation, a quiet satisfaction settling in his chest.
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