The Pale Bridge
The fever had a taste, metallic and old, like blood sucked from a rusted nail. You grip the railing of the watchtower, your knuckles white, your vision blurring into a smear of gray fog and jagged stone. Below, the Pale Bridge shudders. It is not stone, you know, though the maps call it granite. It is bone, living and porous, a arch of calcium and marrow that spans the border where the river...
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