The Pale Tale
The rain did not fall; it hovered. A fine, gray mist clung to the heather and the stone walls of the valley, blurring the line between earth and sky. In this place, time had no teeth. It only chewed. Elara sat on the mossy threshold of her father’s hut. She was seven. Her fingers, small and pale, worked at the hem of a woolen cloak. The wool was rough. It bit her skin. She did not stop. She was...
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