The Pale Path
The fog came in thick. It ate the streetlamps. I saw my own face. It was not mine. I stood on the corner of Fifth and Main. The air smelled of coal smoke and wet wool. My hands shook. I pressed them into my pockets. The buttons of my tunic pulled tight across my chest. I was a man who kept order. I did not feel order. I felt a hollow drumbeat in my ribs. There was no one else on the street. The...
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