The Pale Door
The frost had eaten through the leather of my gloves, turning the fingers into stiff, white claws that could no longer feel the vibration of the wire. I stood alone on the ridge, the wind howling a low, industrial keen that sounded less like weather and more like the machinery of the earth grinding its gears in protest. Below me, the valley of the Ashworth estate lay shrouded in a mist so thick...
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