The Pale Circus
The gatehouse stood at the mouth of the valley like a broken jaw, its stones blackened by centuries of soot and rain, a monolithic sentinel that had once commanded the respect of kings and now merely endured the slow, grinding erosion of time. Thomas Bradshaw, a man whose face had been carved by the wind and the specific, corrosive grief of a soldier who had seen too many men die in the mud,...
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