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The mist had a song too. Low. Slow. A hum older than larks or names.

The sky was still half-dream when she stepped onto the ridge. Mist coiled through the pines like breath held too long, then released. Below, the village slept under quilted roofs; above, the last stars frayed at the edges. yunlark

They called her Yunlark—not a given name, but a knowing. She rose before the rooster, before even the old men who swept temple steps. Her voice was thin as rice paper, but when she sang into the fog, the fog answered. Not with words. With a kind of soft parting, as if the world recognized its own echo. The mist had a song too