The Pale Mist
The brass buckle of his belt was cold, a small, hard coin of authority pressed against Elias Thorne’s hip. It weighed more than the leather should have, a dense anchor to a reality that was rapidly becoming porous. He stood on the corner of Fourth and Main, the grey city humming around him, the air thick with a fog that did not smell of rain or exhaust, but of ozone and old paper. The fog was...
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