The Golden Crossing
The ink was not black, but a bruised, living violet that pulsed with a faint, rhythmic heat. Elias Thorne held the quill in his right hand, his knuckles white, his skin stretched tight over the bone as if he were trying to escape his own flesh. The room was a single cell, stone-walled and windowless, save for a slit high enough to admit a sliver of moonlight that cut a cold blade across the...
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