The Distant Nightmare
The fog was not a wall of mist but a living, breathing entity that tasted of iron and rotting lilies, curling around the boots of Sergeant Elias Thorne as he advanced through the skeletal remains of the ironworks, a place that existed only in the bruised purple twilight of his own unraveling mind. He held his rifle not as a weapon of war but as a crutch, its wooden stock worn smooth by the...
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