The Golden Crossing
The quill trembled in my hand, a thin stick of goose feather that felt heavier than the iron bookend on my desk. I held it there, suspended over the parchment, watching the ink pool in the nib, waiting for the vibration to pass. It did not pass. In Oakhaven, the air had a texture, a low-frequency hum that settled in the teeth and the marrow, a sound only the old ones claimed to hear, though...
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