At noon, the fog began. Strange, isn't it? Fog in sunlight is a rare thing. It rolls in slowly off the ocean, gaining a foot every half-hour, swirling coldly around the ankles. By four pm, it will have risen to chest level. Despite it being light out, things can occasionally be half-glimpsed in the fog bank. You're never quite sure just what it was you saw or if you even saw it, but something about it was frightening and otherworldly. Some people might feel someone touch them on the back only... read more
