The Pale Path
The cold in the bunker does not bite; it sits. It is a heavy, wet thing, pressing against the skin like a damp wool blanket soaked in river water. You are alone in the lower level of the facility, surrounded by the hum of generators that have run for forty years without pause. The air smells of ozone, stale coffee, and the metallic tang of old blood. In your hand, you hold the ceramic mug. It...
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