The Pale Protocol
The ink froze in the nib before the final word could dry. Elias Bradshaw set the quill down, his hand trembling not from the cold, but from the sheer, physical weight of the silence in the room. It was the winter of 1342, and the borderlands were a white void, a place where the air itself seemed to have teeth. He was forty years old, his lungs a cracked bellows, and he wrote to Abbot Silas not...
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