The Wistful Show
The fog in Oakhaven did not lift so much as it settled into the bones of the houses, a persistent, grey dampness that smelled of rotting wood and old iron. I had been walking for three days, my boots worn thin against the cobblestones, my body aching with a fever that felt less like illness and more like a slow, creeping dissolution of the self. The townspeople whispered as I passed, their eyes...
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