The Pale Letter
The dream was always the same. A room of grey stone. A desk of dark oak. And the scribe, pale as parchment, his face a smooth, featureless oval, scratching at the air with a quill that left no ink. Thomas woke with the taste of iron in his mouth, the cold November air biting through the thin wool of his shift. He was forty years old, and his joints ached with the dampness of the keep, but his...
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