The Faded Paradox
The morning mist clung to the stone walls of the Great Hall like a shroud, damp and cold, permeating the very marrow of those who dwelt within its ancient confines. It was a day of such profound stillness that the scratching of the quill upon the parchment seemed to echo with the weight of a thunderclap, a rhythmic, maddening pulse that underscored the oppressive silence of the scriptorium...
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