The Distant Nightmare
The seal on the envelope was red wax, cracked and flaking, but the ink inside remained stubbornly black. You remember the day you pressed it there, the heat of the iron searing the air in the cold stone room of the Royal Palace’s West Wing. It was a sigil of binding, a geometric loop that promised containment. Now, three years later, you hold it in your palm, and the wax feels like dried skin....
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