The Pale Meridian
The ink was still wet on the parchment when I realized I had written my own name in the margin, not the scribe’s. It was a small, dry room in the attic of the town hall, smelling of dust and the sharp, metallic tang of iron gall. Outside, the bells of St. Jude’s were ringing for the evening meal, a sound that had marked my days and nights for the last three years since I had been appointed the...
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