The Pale Echo
The fog was thick. It tasted of iron. Miles stood alone. The heath was dead. He held the lantern. The glass was cracked. A shard cut his thumb. Blood dripped. Red on grey. He was a hunter. Not of beasts. Of ghosts. The client had paid. Gold coins. Heavy. Cold. They sat in his pocket. They weighed down his soul. Miles walked. The path was narrow. Mud sucked at his boots. "Find it," the client...
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