The Pale Letter
The mist did not lift. It thickened, a grey wool that choked the throat and blurred the edges of the world. Silas Vane stood in the square, his boots sinking into the wet clay. He was a tall man, but the morning had bent him. His uniform, once a crisp blue wool, was now a sodden weight, heavy with the damp that seeped from the earth itself. In his hand, he held the ledger. It was bound in...
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