The Pale Exile
The rain did not fall. It rose. It climbed from the mud of the valley floor, thick and grey, like smoke from a cold hearth. It climbed the stones of the mill. It climbed the walls. It climbed the body of Thomas Bradshaw. He stood at the edge of the precipice, his hands slick with the wet that defied gravity. The water wrapped around his ankles. It tightened. It pulled. Thomas was a maker of...
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