The Pale Echo
The coat was red. Not the bright, screaming red of a stop sign or a fire engine. It was the deep, oxidized red of dried blood. Or rust. It hung on Elias Thorne’s shoulders like a second skin, heavy with the damp of the place. He ran. His lungs burned. The air here was thick, tasting of copper and old paper. It clung to his tongue. Behind him, the fog moved. It did not drift. It surged. A wall...
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