The Pale Exile
The frost came to Harrowgate not as a season, but as a verdict. It crept up from the river in a grey, silent tide, claiming the cobblestones, the ivy, and finally, the skin. I remember the cold because I was barefoot, standing in the center of the square where the fountain had stopped singing weeks prior. The town slept under a shroud of ice, a stillness so profound it felt less like peace and...
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