The Distant Whispers
The ink did not merely dry; it died, bleeding into the parchment with a slow, arterial darkness that seemed to swallow the light in the scriptorium. Elara watched the letters form on the surface, her hands trembling not from the cold that permeated the stone walls of the monastery, but from a profound, cellular exhaustion that had settled into her marrow over the last three decades. She was the...
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