The Pale Tale
The town of Oakhaven did not sleep; it merely held its breath. The fog that rolled in from the river every evening was thick enough to chew on, a grey paste that smelled of wet wool and old iron. In the watchhouse, which sat on the edge of the cobblestone square, Thomas Bradshaw stood by the window. He was a large man, his shoulders broad as a doorframe, his hands calloused not from plow work...
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