The Distant Threshold
The rain hit the stone like gravel. Miles stood in the center of the chapel. He did not look up. He was counting the drops. One. Two. Three. Each one a bead of cold iron. The air smelled of wet dust and old wax. His coat was soaked through. He did not care. There was a sound. A scuff. Low. Close. Miles turned. A figure emerged from the shadows. It was not a person. It was a shape. A hollow. It...
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