The Distant Cartograph
The ink did not dry. It never dried. I remember the smell first. Not the smell of the paper, which was old and brittle like dried leaves, but the smell of the air itself. It was cold. It was the cold of a mountain pass in winter, a biting chill that settled into the marrow of the bones and refused to leave. I was sitting at a desk that was not my own, in a room that did not exist in the waking...
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