The Pale Dance
The fog rolled off the estuary like a bruise spreading across pale skin. I walked the ridge, my boots sinking into the wet heather. The air tasted of iron and rot. My father had sent me here to find the thing. The blue cloak. It was not a garment of comfort. It was a thing of power, woven from a silk that drank the light and gave back only shadow. He called it the Veil. I called it a burden. I...
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