The Faded Frontier
The cellar of the Blackwood Mill smelled of damp limestone and the sharp, metallic tang of crushed valerian, a scent that Elias had known for thirty years but which now seemed to press against his eardrums like a physical weight. He was forty, a master apothecary whose hands, once steady as a surgeon’s, now trembled with the early onset of the wasting sickness that had claimed his father five...
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