The Pale Tale
The rain hit the pavement in a rhythmic, staccato drumbeat. It was cold. Not the polite chill of autumn, but the biting, bone-deep freeze of a city that had forgotten how to breathe. Elias Vance stood on the corner of Fifth and Main, his collar turned up against the spray. He was fifty-two. He looked thirty. He looked eighty. It depended on the light. Today, the light was gray. His hands were...
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