The Faded Paradox
The ink was not merely wet on the parchment of the royal decree; it was bleeding. It seeped into the rough fibers of the vellum like a bruise forming under skin, dark and expanding. Margot stood before the High Inquisitor, her hands bound with hemp rope that bit into her wrists, leaving red welts that throbbed in time with the heavy, rhythmic thud of the city’s bells. The year was 1348, or...
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