The Wistful Atlas
The ink was cold, a slush of blue-black mire that smelled of iron and rotting lilies. Elias sat in the narrow, stone-walled cell of the Abbey’s scriptorium, the only light a single tallow candle that guttered against the dampness of the night. He was not a monk, nor a scribe, though his hands bore the permanent stains of the trade. He was a man in exile, a refugee of the old ways, huddled in...
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