The Pale Mist
Kilmacud wakes with the smell of kilns and river mud, a gray town where the fog rises from the water like a physical weight on the chest, pressing the rooftops closer to the sky. The streets are slick with the residue of the night’s damp, and the cobbles gleam under the early light, reflecting the faces of those who rise before the sun to tend their trades. I am Tadhg Tuohey, a constable of...
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