The Pale Dance
The air in the old millhouse tasted of copper and rot, a flavor that had settled into Elias Thorne’s teeth like a persistent, metallic film. It was November, 1912, and the frost had begun to claim the valley, turning the river into a sluggish, grey vein beneath the ice. Elias stood before the grinding stone, his hands trembling not from the cold, but from the desperate, frantic rhythm of the...
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