The Distant Machine
The ink was black. It was always black. It smelled of iron and old blood. Elias sat in the cellar. The stones were cold. He pressed his quill to the parchment. The tip trembled. He was a detective of sorts. Not of crimes. Of truths. Or so he told himself. He was poor. He was hungry. His stomach growled like a trapped dog. He ignored it. He wrote. He sought the seal. The glyph. The mark that...
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