The Pale Exile
The dream was always the same. Elias’s hands were not his own; they were roots, thick and knotted, driving deep into the black earth of the village oak. He woke with the smell of sap in his throat, the taste of ancient, silent judgment on his tongue. Outside his window, the fog of Oakhaven sat low and heavy, swallowing the stone walls of the cottages. It was the month of the Long Dark, and the...
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