The Wistful Mountain
The mist that rolled off the black pine forests did not smell of rain or earth, but of old iron and the sweet, rotting perfume of crushed thistle, a scent that settled into the marrow of Silas Wren’s bones with a weight that felt less like atmosphere and more like a physical embrace, a hand closing slowly around his throat in the dark. He stood at the edge of the cliff where the stone gave way...
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