The Golden Echoes
The ink did not smell of iron or vinegar, as it should have, but of dried blood and old, wet earth, a scent that crept up through the floorboards of the counting house and settled in the lungs of Aldric Vane, who sat with his head bowed over the ledger, his quill suspended in the air like a needle about to pierce the skin of a sleeping god. He had been a merchant of words, a man who weighed the...
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