The Pale Circus
The rain did not fall so much as it hung, a suspended curtain of grey mist that swallowed the edges of the old mill village and turned the cobblestones into slick, obsidian mirrors. In this damp, breathless air, where the scent of wet wool and rotting timber clung to the skin like a second, heavier coat, Elias Vane stood at the center of the square, his breath coming in ragged, white plumes...
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