The Pale Door
The mist that clung to the moors of the North Riding was not merely weather, but a substance, a grey wool spun by the breath of the earth itself, and it had a way of swallowing the horizon until the world was reduced to a circle of wet heather and the faint, rhythmic creak of leather upon a saddle. Elias Thorne rode alone, his horse, a bay mare named Bessie, moving with the heavy, deliberate...
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