Beyond the castle walls, the city lay in almost total darkness. Above, the moon was pallid and misted. It was a brooding, darkling night. And, it seemed to him, doom walked the heavens.
Outside the castle walls, the city was shrouded in near-complete darkness, creating a foreboding atmosphere. The moon hung in the sky, dim and enveloped in mist, enhancing the sense of gloom that permeated the night. This somber scene suggested an ominous presence, almost as if an impending doom loomed overhead.
The overall mood was one of melancholy and trepidation, as the character sensed a threatening force in the air. The combination of the dark cityscape and the misty moon projected a feeling of unease, implying that something sinister might be approaching, leaving a lasting impression of vulnerability and foreboding in the night.
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