The Pale Door
The bell tower of St. Jude’s did not ring so much as it choked, a metallic groan that echoed off the limestone walls of the cathedral square and settled into the bones of the congregation like a cold draft. It was a sound that had defined the rhythm of the valley for three centuries, a constant that outlasted kings, plagues, and the slow, grinding erosion of the world’s memory. But that...
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