The Distant Ghost
The morning mist clung to the highland pasture like a shroud, thick and grey and silent. Elias Vane stood at the edge of the white clover, his hands trembling not from the cold, but from the weight of the years pressing against his spine. He was seventy-three. His mind was a cathedral of books, of dead languages, of maps that no longer matched the terrain of the world. Yet here, in this stretch...
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