The Faded Frontier
The mortgage is due at noon, and the walls are bleeding again. You stand in the center of the great hall of Blackwood Hall, your hands slick with a substance that smells of pine resin and old blood, watching the dark sap seep from the cracks in the plaster. It is not water; it is thicker, colder, and it moves with a sluggish, deliberate intent that makes the hair on your forearms stand up. You...
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