The Faded Guest
The fog did not whisper at first. It simply pressed against Elias’s chest, a damp, cold hand that smelled of wet wool and rotting leaves. He stood in the mud of the Blackwood Pass, the soles of his boots sucking with every shift of weight, his horse lying dead in the ditch below, its ribs heaving in a rhythm that was no longer a rhythm. The coin purse in his pocket was empty, a fact he had...
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