The Pale Exile
The rain didn’t fall so much as it hung there, a gray curtain stitching the town of Harrowgate to the sky. Inside the old textile mill, the air smelled of wet wool and rust. Silas Vance stood by the window, watching the water drip down the glass. He held a small, cold stone in his hand. It was smooth, worn by decades of his own turning, of his own restless thumb. It was the only thing he had...
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