The Distant Nightmare
The ink was black. It was not the clean, dry black of a signature on a contract. It was wet. It was alive. It moved across the page like a slow, viscous worm, leaving a trail of dark, glossy rot. Elias Vance did not blink. He could not. His eyes were glued to the parchment, to the symbol that was growing in the center of the document. It was not a word. It was a mark. A seal of condemnation....
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