The Faded Sutra
The ink bled into the parchment not as a liquid, but as a wound, spreading in jagged, rust-colored veins that consumed the letter ‘A’ before it could even form its crossbar. Thomas Bradshaw stood frozen, his breath caught in the cold, dust-choked air of the Royal Chancery, watching the symbol dissolve. It was the first day of the Great Reformation, a day the High Steward had declared would...
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