The Pale Tale
The loom in the back room of Elias Thorne’s shop did not sing; it groaned. It was a heavy, oak-beasted thing, older than the town of Millhaven itself, its threads worn thin by decades of frantic weaving. Elias sat before it, his hands moving with a mechanical precision that belied the tremor in his shoulders. He was a man who had worn his life away like a stone in a river, smooth and silent,...
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