The Pale Mist
The sky did not fall so much as it dissolved, a bruised and violet membrane tearing open to reveal the churning, oily depths of a sea that had no name, a sea that smelled of iron and crushed lavender, the scent of a garden left too long in the rain, and in that terrible, silent moment before the water touched his boots, Elias Thorne felt the weight of his uniform not as a garment but as a...
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