The Pale Door
The mist in Hollow’s Creek did not rise; it exhaled. It curled around the ankles of the walking men, a grey, damp breath that smelled of wet wool and old pennies. Elias Thorne walked at the front, his spine a rigid line against the fog. Behind him, the procession moved in silence, a column of dark shapes shrinking into the white void. They were not mourners. They were collectors. Elias was a...
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