The Distant Whispers
The dust in the scriptorium did not simply settle; it hung in the air like a suspended judgment, a fine, grey powder that coated the tongue and the lungs, a testament to the slow, inevitable decay of all things that are written down, all things that are meant to last but which, in the end, only wait to be forgotten. I, Julian, sat at the heavy oak desk, my quill trembling not from the cold that...
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