The Distant Clue
The mist had a taste. Copper and old blood. You taste it on your tongue, thick and sweet, coating the back of your throat. It is November, 1348, and the air on the moor is wrong. You are Thomas Bradshaw, a constable of thirty years, and you are walking. You are walking because you must. Lord Aldric is dying in the cart behind you, his breath a wet rattle that sounds like a sieve being shaken....
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