The Faded Portrait
Odd Dahlberg wiped the gray dust from his chisel and kept walking. The mist in the Weeping Forest did not smell of rot or rain, but of old paper and burnt oil. He held his hand-cranked flashlight high, the only thing that kept the fog at bay. The light was a weak, yellow cone in the dark. He needed to get to the heart of the woods before the battery died. He had walked for three days. His boots...
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