The Faded Attic
The tincture was black. It was not the deep, velvet purple of a successful extraction, nor the cloudy grey of a failed distillation. It was a void in a glass vial, a hole in the world where liquid should be. Elara stared at it, her hands trembling not from fear, but from the palsy that had begun to crawl up her wrists three days ago. She was thirty years old, an apothecary to the King, and she...
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