The Golden Harbor
The ink was not merely black, it was a viscous, living thing that clung to the silver-nibbed quill of Elias Thorne, pooling in the brass inkwell like a drop of blood that had forgotten how to coagulate, and the smell of it, that sharp, metallic tang of iron and burnt sugar, was the only thing that kept the damp chill of the manor from settling into the marrow of his bones. He sat at the heavy...
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