The Pale Path
The silver clasp was cold in Elias’s hand, colder than the stone floor of the crypt where he knelt, digging through the dust with trembling fingers. He had left the monastery at dusk, the air thick with the scent of rot and old incense, driven by a need that felt less like duty and more like a hunger that ate at his bones. The Abbot had branded him a heretic, a thief who had stolen the relic...
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