The Pale Shadows
The mud sucked at my boots with a wet, rhythmic thud, a sound that seemed to echo in the hollows of my chest as I dragged the iron-tipped spear through the slush. The air in the Grey Vale did not smell of rain or decay, as the world beyond the veil did, but of ozone and old, dry bone. I was seven years old, or perhaps I was not, for time in the Vale had no teeth to chew through it, only a slow,...
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