The Pale Meridian
The fog in Oria did not roll in; it sat, heavy and wet, pressing against the stone like a damp cloth held to a bruise. It tasted of iron and old rot. Elias Vane felt the cold seep through his coat, settling into the joints of his knees, a familiar ache that had become part of his body. He was thirty years old, though the lines around his mouth suggested a man who had seen forty winters. Beside...
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