The Face That Feeds
I. The mine shaft breathed cold air that smelled of wet stone and something older, something rotten. Silas Thorne stood at the entrance and watched the black smoke curl upward into the grey Yorkshire sky. It was not fire smoke. It was the breath of something alive down there, something vast and patient. Three days the villagers had tried. Three days of torches and pitchforks and homemade nets,...
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