The Faded Chronicle
You must stop. Elias looked up. His hands were stained. The ink was black. It bled into the cuts on his palms. He had been working for six hours. The room was cold. The fire had died. "Stop," said the voice. It was not a voice. It was a pressure. A weight. It sat on the desk. It sat on the floor. It sat in the throat. Elias wiped his hands. He used a rag. The rag was grey. The ink smeared. He...
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