The Pale Garden
The mist did not roll in so much as it rose, a cold, grey membrane that swallowed the village of Oakhaven whole before I had even reached the edge of the moor. I was twenty-eight years old, and the weight of the debt we owed to Magistrate Thorne pressed against my ribs like a physical stone, a sum that would be collected by dawn if I did not return with the White Root. Julian lay in the bed...
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