The Pale Mist
The bill lay on the workbench, yellowed at the edges, the ink faded to a faint brown ghost. Elias Thorne picked it up, his fingers trembling not from age but from the cold that had settled into the marrow of his bones since the fog arrived. It was a simple request from the parish clerk: a fee for the restoration of a nameplate, or so it seemed, though the paper said nothing of names, only of...
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