The Pale Bridge
The fog was thick. It tasted of iron. I walked. My feet bled. The mud sucked at my boots. I carried the jar. It was heavy. It hummed. A low, sick sound. Like a dying cat. Like a bell underwater. "Put it down," said the voice. I did not look up. "No." "It is not yours." "It is all I have." The path wound. It climbed. The trees were black. They stood like sentinels. They had no leaves. Only...
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