The Distant Cartograph
Elias. The name hung in the air, sharp and cold, before it even landed in my ears. I did not look up from the vellum. The nib of my pen hovered over the corner of the cellar plan, the ink pooling in the well like a dark, swollen eye. I knew the weight of the syllables, the way they carried the friction of twenty years of silence. Mara was in the hallway above, her footsteps heavy on the...
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