The Pale Shadows
The mist did not lift so much as it thinned, revealing the jagged teeth of the mountains that held the valley of Ashford in a cold, gray grip. It was a time when the air tasted of iron and old blood, a season that had no name in the old tongues but which the villagers called the Withering. I stood at the edge of the threshing floor, my hands wrapped in strips of linen that had been soaked in...
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