The Pale Door
The rain does not fall so much as it hangs, a grey, suspended threat over the valley road. You are walking. Your boots, heavy with the mud of three days’ travel, strike the wet stone with a rhythm that feels less like movement and more like the beating of a bruised heart. You are not a man of words, nor of leisure. You are a creature of duty, of the iron spine and the steady hand. But today,...
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