The Distant Cartograph
The ink was wet. It clung to the parchment like a bruise, dark and spreading, refusing to dry. Elara held her breath. Her fingers, stained black to the second knuckle, trembled. They were not the hands of a scribe. They were the hands of a woman who had seen the walls of the world peel back. She sat in the corner of the cell. The stone was cold. It pressed against her back like a sleeping...
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