The Distant Journey
The ink on the ledger did not smell of iron, as it should have, but of wet earth and rot. Thomas Bradshaw sat in the high-backed oak chair, the leather creaking under the weight of his stillness, and watched the letters on the page bleed into one another. It was the winter of the great damp, and the air in the Abbey of St. Jude clung to the lungs like a second skin. He was the Archivist, the...
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