The Distant Metropolis
The ink had begun to bleed. It was a subtle corruption, first noticed in the margins of the ledger, where the neat, angular script of the accounts had softened into a dark, wet smear. Master Elias Thorne stood before the great oak desk in the study, the air around him thick with the scent of beeswax and old paper. He did not touch the page. To touch it was to admit the failure, and Elias was a...
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