The Golden Greenhouse
The dream was not of water, but of ink. It spread across the floor of the cell, black and viscous, smelling of iron and old paper. It crept up the ankles of the stone walls. It did not hurt. It simply absorbed. Silas woke with the taste of ash in his mouth. He was in the dormitory of the Abbey, the great stone box where the Novices slept in rows of narrow cots. The air was thin and cold,...
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