The Pale Path
The ink did not dry. It bled, a slow, arterial weep that darkened the parchment of the world, turning the white snow into a bruised and living thing. Miles stood in the center of the frozen field, the wind cutting through his thin wool coat like a blade. He was not a man of the earth anymore, nor of the sky. He was a stain. A mark. He remembered the moment the error had occurred. He had been...
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