The Pale Mist
The dream was always the same, a suffocating repetition that Arthur Vane had learned to navigate in the dark of his consciousness. He stood in the damp cellar of the family home, watching his dead sister Elara move with a terrible, fluid grace. She was wrapped not in white linen, but in his own grey wool waistcoat, the fabric stretching and distorting across her skeletal frame as if it were...
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