The Pale Echo
The rifle stock bit into Elias Thorne’s shoulder, the wood slick with cold mud and the sweat of his palms. He was thirty-four years old, and his knees felt like they were filled with wet sand. Before him, in the dark throat of the Blackwater Mill, a shape moved against the wind. The air smelled of wet rot and old iron, a scent that had soaked into his wool tunic over the last three nights. The...
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