The Faded Frequency
The fire began not with a spark, but with a silence. It was the kind of quiet that precedes the breaking of a bone, a vacuum that sucked the air from the chapel’s high vaults before the heat arrived. Brother Elias stood at the edge of the scriptorium, his hands stained with the indigo ink of his labor, and watched the oak beams of the ceiling groan and twist. He did not run. To run would have...
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