The Distant Temple
The iron seal pressed against the parchment, cold and final, a weight that did not belong to the hand that held it but to the very stone of the floor beneath his feet, for Thomas Bradshaw had spent forty years in the gray halls of the Ministry of Internal Order, cataloging the sins of others so that the machinery of the state might grind on without friction, without conscience, and without the...
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