The Pale Circus
The tent was white. Not the crisp white of fresh linen or the stark white of bone, but the sickly, bruised white of old teeth. It stretched over a clearing in the woods, a clearing that should not have existed so deep in the industrial sprawl of 1923. The air smelled of coal smoke and wet earth. You stood at the edge, your boots caked in mud, your chest heaving. You had run for miles. You had...
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