The Pale Circus
The fog clings to your coat like wet wool. It is thick. It is gray. It tastes of iron and old rain. You walk. Your boots strike the cobblestones with a dull, rhythmic thud. Each step is heavy. You carry the weight of knowing. You carry the glass vial in your left pocket. Inside it, the moth pulses. It is small. It is white. It is alive. The town of Oakhaven sits below you. The smokestacks...
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