The Pale Garden
The air in the Abbey of St. Jude did not smell of incense or old stone, but of copper. It was a metallic, wet scent, clinging to the back of the throat, tasting like a coin held too long in a clenched fist. Brother Thomas sat in the scriptorium, his hand frozen over the vellum, the quill trembling not from age, but from the terrible, humming resonance that vibrated in the marrow of his left...
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