The Pale Mist
The ink on the parchment was not merely black, but a void that seemed to drink the light from the high, vaulted ceiling of the scriptorium, where the air hung thick with the smell of oak gall and dried rot. Thomas Bradshaw sat hunched over his desk, his shoulders curved like the backs of old oxen, his fingers stained with the same dark pigment that marked his soul in the eyes of the village. He...
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