The Faded Portrait
The draft in the chapel of Blackwood Keep did not smell of incense, as one might expect of a holy place, but of wet earth and the metallic tang of old blood, a scent that clung to the stone walls and the heavy velvet drapes which had not been moved in forty years. Thomas Bradshaw, a scribe of thirty-two years whose hands were perpetually stained with oak gall and lampblack, stood before the...
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