The Wistful Witness
The mud was cold. It sucked at my boots with a wet, hungry sound that echoed in the silence of the fen. I walked alone, as is the custom of the night-walker, my lantern low, its glass shielded against the biting wind. The path was not a path, truly. It was a memory of a path, worn by centuries of feet that had long since returned to the earth. I was Thomas Bradshaw, clerk of the manor, a man of...
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