The Pale Tale
He woke in the mud. The rain had stopped, but the air still tasted of iron and wet wool. Cael sat up. His bones ached, a deep, structural grinding that spoke of age. He was old. Or he felt old. The distinction did not matter here. In the grey expanse of the moor, time was a flat stone, slippery and cold. He wiped his face. The skin was tight, pulling at the corners of his mouth. He looked at...
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