The Pale Exile
The rain hit the cobblestones of Blackwater Mill with a sound like shattering glass. I was holding my hand out, palm up, letting the cold drops pool there. It was a trick my father taught me before he left. He said the water could see the truth if you let it sit long enough. It never did. It just ran off, carrying the smell of wet stone and rot. I was nine years old, and I was tired. The mill...
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