The Pale Mist
The jar sat on the heavy oak table, a squat cylinder of glass filled with a thick, amber liquid that caught the candlelight like trapped honey. It was the only object in the room that seemed to possess a life of its own, pulsing with a quiet, viscous warmth. Elias Thorne, a man whose spine had long since lost its youthful rigidity and whose mind had grown brittle as dried parchment, stared at...
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