The Distant Threshold
The dream was always the same: a stone archway, high and damp, its keystone cracked by a force that felt less like impact and more like rot. Elara woke with the taste of iron in her mouth, the smell of old paper clinging to her skin. She was thirty years old, a scribe of the lower house, and for the last six months she had seen the ink bleed. It was a small thing, a dark seep from the tip of...
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