The Pale Protocol
The ink was still wet. It bled into the parchment, dark and sudden, like a bruise forming under skin. Thomas wrote. His hand shook. He was seven. He wrote to his father. Father, they took me today. The gatekeepers. The men in the grey cloaks. They did not speak. They only pointed. Their fingers were long. Cold. They pointed at the mirror in the hall. Then they pointed at me. I do not...
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