The Pale Exile
The rain hits the window with the rhythmic, mechanical precision of a printer’s head. You count the drops. One, two, three. You have always been good at counting. It is a safety valve for a mind that refuses to stay still. Across the table, Elias stirs his tea. The spoon clinks against the porcelain. A sharp, brittle sound. He does not look up. He is looking at the mirror on the wall. Not at...
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