The Wistful Atlas
The air in the Undercroft of the Ashworth estate did not simply smell of damp stone and centuries of accumulated dust, but carried the heavy, metallic tang of a system in decay, a scent that Edward Ashworth had learned to identify as the olfactory signature of his own slow erasure. He stood before the great oak desk, its surface scarred by the nibs of a thousand scribes who had come before him,...
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