The Faded Portrait
The air in the cavern did not smell of stone or damp earth, but of ozone and crushed lavender, a scent that Elara had come to associate with the slow, creeping rot of the world above. She sat on a ledge of obsidian glass, her fingers tracing the intricate, bioluminescent patterns that pulsed beneath the surface like the veins of a sleeping god. Here, in the Deep, time was not a river that...
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