The Golden Fox of the Moors
The wind came off the moors like a blade, carrying with it the scent of wet peat and something else—something faintly warm, like living fur. Thomas Whitaker paused at the edge of the ravine, his lantern swinging in the gale, and listened. A sound, barely audible beneath the howling wind. A whimper. Not human. Not quite animal. Something caught between the two. He found her in the reeds,...
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