The issue wasn't the fog that swarmed the town every morning, trapping everyone inside and forcing drivers into endless loops of unnamed roads if they dared to try and leave. The issue wasn't anything to do with the supplies that never depleted, the food that reappeared back onto supermarket shelves and family fridges no matter how much was taken away.
The issue was what the fog left behind every night, prowling the streets never blinking nor breathing.
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