The Wistful Asylum
The wind was not merely blowing; it was stripping the flesh from the bone of the moor, a cold so absolute it felt like a physical blow to the chest. Elias Thorne stood at the head of his platoon, his breath hanging in the air like a ghost that refused to dissipate, his eyes fixed on the jagged silhouette of the asylum rising from the whiteout. They had been marching for six hours, the frozen...
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