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The mist curled around his ankles like the hands of the dead, trying to hold him back. It carried voices: the laughter of a court jester, the clink of a wine cup, the last gasp of a betrayed emperor. The swordsman did not flinch. He had stopped listening to ghosts ten winters ago.

The sun never truly reached the Misty Ruins. It died in the canopy above, strangled by ancient, gnarled oaks whose roots had long since claimed the crumbling stonework. What light remained was a soft, perpetual twilight—a grey drizzle of luminescence that turned the world into a watercolour painting left out in the rain. the misty ruins and the lone swordsman

At the heart of the ruins, in the Throne Garden, he found what was left of his past. The mist curled around his ankles like the

That, the lone swordsman knew, was the only victory a man could truly keep. He had stopped listening to ghosts ten winters ago

Today, he was not running.

Then it dissolved. The mercury tears splashed to the ground and became simple morning dew.