The Golden Echoes
The feast in the scriptorium was not of food, but of ink, the black liquid pooling in the stone basins like the blood of a slaughtered calf, and Elias Thorne stood before the lectern with his hands trembling not from cold, but from the sheer, terrifying weight of the pages he had just unbound. The year was 1348, and the air in the Abbey of St. Jude smelled of beeswax and rot, a scent that...
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