The Pale Letter
The wind did not howl; it whispered, a dry, rasping sound like sand dragged over stone. Elias Thorne sat in the corner of the garrison’s mess hall, his back against the cold stone, his hands wrapped around a small, leather-bound packet. The leather was soft now, worn thin by years of thumbing, the stitching barely holding the folded paper inside. He was forty-two, a man carved from the same...
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