The Distant Threshold
The fog does not rise here; it settles, heavy and grey as wet wool, pressing against the skin until the boundary between the living and the dead grows thin as onion skin. You are standing on the precipice of the salt marshes, where the air tastes of brine and old blood, and the sky above is a bruise that will not heal. You are a man of the law, or at least you were, in the time before the fog...
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