The Distant Affair
The ink on your fingers is not black, but the deep, bruised purple of a dying violet, and it smells of iron and old rain. You are kneeling on the cold marble floor of the Grand Hall, the polished surface reflecting your distorted, shivering form. Above you, the chandeliers hang like frozen constellations, their crystals catching the light of the gas lamps in sharp, stinging bursts. The court is...
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