The Distant Journey
The jar sits in your palm, heavy with a dull, gray powder that feels less like medicine and more like the ash of a burned letter. You are Elias, thirty-four years old, an apothecary whose hands have smelled of camphor and copper for a decade, and the light in your shop is the thin, pale wash of early morning, cutting across the linoleum floor where the shadows of the shelves stretch long and...
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