The Wistful Mountain
The banquet hall of the Whitmore estate did not smell of roasting meat or spiced wine, but of old paper and the metallic tang of dried ink. It was a feast of words, a gathering of the living and the recently departed, all seated at a long table carved from a single piece of petrified oak. In this place, where time had curdled into a thick, amber substance, every object was a record, and every...
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