The Pale Mist
The train smelled of wet wool and copper. Elias sat in the corner of the carriage, his hands folded tightly in his lap. They were red hands, stained to the wrist with a color that was not quite rust, but closer to the deep, bruised purple of a blackberry skin. Beside him, a small tin box sat on the seat. It was unmarked. Silver. Cold to the touch. He had traveled for three days. The landscape...
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