The Wistful Voyage
The plaster wept. It was a slow, viscous exudation, brown and thick as old blood, seeping from the cracks in the east wall of the archive. Elara Vane pressed her forehead against the cold surface, her breath fogging the damp stone. She was thirty-two, and she had not slept in three days. The city council’s vote was Friday. The budget cuts were already signed into law, a bureaucratic guillotine...
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