The Pale Path
The dream was not a vision but a fatigue, a grinding of gears in the dark that pulled Elias Thorne from sleep with the same mechanical inevitability as a clock striking the hour. He lay in the narrow bed of the constable’s quarters, the air thick with the damp smell of peat and old stone, his hand clamped instinctively around the iron lantern that rested on the nightstand. It was a heavy thing,...
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