The Pale Exile
The frost had a way of creeping into the marrow, not just the skin, a silent invasion that turned the blood into a sluggish, icy sludge. I sat in the corner of the communal hall, the stone floor biting through my thin wool trousers, watching the fire in the central hearth consume the last of the dry birch logs with a hungry, crackling ferocity. The air smelled of damp wool, woodsmoke, and the...
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