The Distant Threshold
The tremor in Elias Thorne’s right hand was no longer a vibration but a stutter, a rhythmic failure of the muscles that had once allowed him to carve letters of such delicate precision that they seemed to breathe on the parchment. He sat alone in the cramped, dust-mote-filled studio, the afternoon light filtering through the grimy window to illuminate the single sheet of vellum before him,...
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