The Wistful Letter
The fog does not lift. It thickens. You wake in the cellar. The air tastes of damp wool and old iron. Your head pounds. A dull, rhythmic thud. Like a heart beating in the walls. Or like a hammer on stone. You try to sit up. Your arms are heavy. Chained to the bedframe. The metal is cold. It bites into your skin. You are Elias Thorne. You know this. You are a man who looks for things. A finder....
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