The Wistful Mountain
The dream was not of a place, but of a weight. It pressed against Elias Thorne’s chest, a cold, wet stone that had been carried so long it had fused to his ribcage. He woke in the small, rented room above the chandler’s shop in the village of Oakhaven, the air thick with the scent of tallow and damp wool. Outside, the rain lashed against the single pane of glass, a rhythmic, relentless tapping...
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