The Pale Exile
The storm did not break the glass; it dissolved it. Elias Thorne stood in the center of the corridor, a place that was no longer a corridor but a throat of white noise. The wind outside was not a howl but a scream, a sustained, high-pitched shriek that vibrated in the teeth. He held the ledger in his hands. It was a thick book, bound in cracked leather, its pages swollen with the humidity that...
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