The Pale Door
The fog was thick. It pressed against the stone walls of the university, a living thing that breathed in time with your own lungs. You stood in the library, the air cold and stale, smelling of rotting paper and old dust. You were a scholar of history, a man of words, not of deeds. Yet here you were, trembling. Your hands shook. You could not stop them. The book lay open on the table. The...
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