The Pale Mist
The rain did not fall; it hung, a wet gray veil that smelled of ozone and old iron. I stood in the center of the gravel road, the mud slicking my boots, and watched the mist roll down from the highlands. It was a thick, living thing, curling around my ankles, seeping into the hem of my dress. I had walked for three days. My feet were blistered and raw, the pain a dull, constant thrum in the...
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