The Pale Verdict
The ink was not merely black but a viscous, living thing, a dark syrup that pooled in the grooves of the parchment and seemed to breathe with a slow, tidal rhythm, spreading its capillary tendrils across the grain of the wood as if the document itself were a skin trying to heal a wound that had never been inflicted. Captain Elias Thorne stood at the center of the circular room, his boots silent...
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