The Faded Road
The ink on the parchment was dry, but the words were not. Elias Vane held the quill, the nib trembling against the heavy skin of the page. He was a man of the library, a keeper of the silence that lives between the shelves. His domain was the restricted wing, a place where the air tasted of dust and old paper, and where the light fell in thin, golden shafts from the high, arched windows. He was...
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