The Golden Ritual
The bell tolled. It was not a sound. It was a weight. It sat on your chest, a heavy, iron stone. You were in the scriptorium. The air smelled of oak gall and stale sweat. Dust motes danced in the single shaft of light. They were golden. They were alive. You watched them. You did not breathe. To breathe was to disturb the order. To disturb the order was to sin. Brother Thomas stood at the high...
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