The Golden Myth
The seal was wax. Red. Heavy. It smelled of iron and old blood. Thomas Bradshaw held it. His hands shook. Not from cold. The stone chamber was warm. Dry. It smelled of dust and power. He looked up. The High Chancellor sat on the throne. The face was a mask. No eyes. Just smooth, pale stone where the eyes should be. "Read it," the Chancellor said. The voice did not come from the throat. It came...
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