The Pale Meridian
The mist in the Hollows did not roll in; it seeped up from the rotting leaf litter like a breath held too long, thick and white, tasting of copper and old rain. You are Elias, thirty-four years old, a forester with hands that have never known softness, and you stand before the last standing White Oak, its bark pale as bone against the bruised purple of the twilight. Your supervisor, Halloway,...
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