The Wistful Mountain
The dream was always the same, a visceral rot that started in the knuckles and worked its way up the forearm, the skin sloughing off to reveal a grey, wet pulp that no longer obeyed the command of the will, and Elias Thorne woke with his own hands clenched so tight against the straw mattress that the nails bit deep into the palms, bleeding into the pale wool of his shirt. He was fifty-two years...
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