The Pale Mist
The glass was not a window, nor a mirror, but a single, perfect sphere of cold mercury that held the shape of Elias’s face before it exploded. The sound of the shattering did not come from the dream, but from the kitchen table in the morning light. Elias Thorne, fifty-two years old and the last of the old apothecaries in Greyhaven, stared at the ceramic cup he had dropped. It lay in four...
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