The Wistful Campus
The ink was black. Not the soft, forgiving gray of modern ballpoints, nor the indigo of royal decrees, but a void that drank the light. I mixed it with water in a clay bowl, my hands trembling not from cold, but from the weight of what I was about to commit to parchment. The workshop smelled of wet stone and dried lavender, a scent that had defined my life for thirty years. I was a scribe. A...
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