The Pale Tale
The rain did not fall so much as it was extracted from the sky, a cold, viscous weeping that soaked through the thin wool of Arthur Penhaligon’s coat and settled into the marrow of his bones, where it began to hum a low, dissonant chord. He stood at the edge of the cliff, not the jagged, wind-bitten rocks of his native Cornwall, but a precipice of smooth, obsidian glass that reflected a sky...
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