The Pale Garden
The fog did not smell of rot, as one might expect of a place where men turned to stone, but of wet chalk and old iron, a scent that coated the back of Sir Aldric Thorne’s throat with a gritty weight. He rode his horse, a bay named Cinder, through the mist that swallowed the road to Blackwood Manor, his hand tight on the hilt of his sword, the leather worn smooth by twenty years of service to...
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