The Pale Altar
The ink was still wet on the signature line when the dream pulled Elias back into the dark. He sat up in the narrow bed of the farmhouse, the wool blanket heavy and damp with sweat, his hand still trembling from the effort of holding the pen steady. Outside, the wind tore at the branches of the central elm, a sound like tearing cloth, and in the silence that followed, he heard her voice. It was...
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