The Pale Bridge
The cold does not bite; it chews. It gnaws at the ankles, a slow, numbing erosion that turns the bone to ash. You are Elias Thorne, thirty-two, and you are dying in the dark beneath the watchtower. The stone walls are wet, slick with the condensation of the valley’s rot, and the air tastes of iron and old earth. You are not a thief, though the council says you are. They say you stole the last...
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