The Golden Greenhouse
The ink is cold. It smells of iron and burnt sugar. My daughter, Elara, coughs in the next room, a sound like dry leaves scraping across stone, and I press my quill harder against the parchment. The letters of the Golden Greenhouse inscription do not sit still; they writhe, seeking the skin. I am Elias Thorne, forty-two, a scribe of the Third Order in the City of Glass, and I am copying the...
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