The Golden Circuit
The ink on the first page was still wet. It glistened like a fresh wound in the parchment. Thomas Bradshaw pressed his quill to the desk. He did not look up. The scriptorium smelled of beeswax and rot. Outside, the wind tore at the ivy. Inside, the silence was heavy. It pressed against his eardrums. He was the junior scribe. His hands were steady. His mind was not. He wrote the life of Saint...
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