The Golden Harbor
The fog did not lift. It thickened. It pressed against the stone walls of the Abbey like a living thing, cold and wet, smelling of rot and old salt. Margaret stood in the scriptorium. Her hands trembled. Not from the cold. From the ink. The ink was black. The ink was deep. It pooled in the well of her hand. She dipped the quill. She did not write. She stared. The scriptorium was silent. The...
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