The Wistful Incense
The dampness in the cellar of Alderman Thorne’s dye house did not smell of wool or mordant, but of old, wet stone and the metallic tang of fear. Elias, a scribe of thirty-four years who had been exiled from the capital for reasons he could no longer clearly recall, worked by the guttering light of a single tallow candle. His task was simple: to repair the frayed hem of a trade ledger, a minor...
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