The Pale Echo
The trowel bit into the loam with a wet, gritty resistance, and Elias Thorne felt the vibration travel up the wooden handle and into the bone of his wrist, a sensation that was both familiar and terrifyingly intimate. He was on his knees in the basement of St. Jude’s Asylum, the air thick with the smell of coal dust and damp rot, his fingers caked in the black earth that had been sealed away...
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