The Pale Mist
Chapter One Francisco Pinto looked back at the valley from the ridge, his boots sinking into the wet turf, and remembered the weight of the silence that had settled over Porto after the second rain. He had been a junior inquisitor then, thirty years old, tasked with clearing the name of a miller accused of murder, a duty that felt less like justice and more like a slow suffocation. The mist in...
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