The Wistful Atlas
The wind on the moor did not howl. It sighed. A low, continuous exhalation that stripped the heat from the skin and settled in the bones. Elias Thorne adjusted his coat. The wool was heavy. It smelled of damp stone and old smoke. He walked. His boots crunched on the frozen heather. Behind him, the abbey stood silent. A skeleton of grey rock against the pale, bruised sky. No birds. No dogs. Just...
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