The Pale Exile
The rain did not fall. It hammered. It struck the slate roof of the manor like a thousand small fists, a relentless, percussive drumming that echoed in the marrow of Silas Vane’s bones. He stood at the center of the great hall, his boots slick with the mud of the yard, his sword drawn and heavy in his grip. The steel was cold. The air was thick with the scent of wet stone and old blood, a smell...
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