The Pale Tale
The stone wept. It was not a metaphor, nor a trick of the damp fog that rolled off the River Oakhaven into the mill district, but a physical, viscous exudation of black oil that seeped from the pores of the granite blocks Elias Thorne had cut and laid with his own hands. The clock tower, a skeletal ribcage of iron and masonry rising above the soot-choked rooftops, stood as a monument to his...
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