The Distant Promise
The fog did not roll in; it seeped up from the black mud of the harbor, a cold, wet breath that tasted of iron and rot. Elias Thorne stood at the edge of the pier, his coat buttoned to the chin, watching the grey water swallow the last of the day. He had spent three years mapping the subterranean veins of Oakhaven, a town that seemed to exist on a hinge, swinging between the solid earth and the...
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