The Pale Echo
The ink was cold, a thick, viscous sludge that Elias Thorne had to press his thumb into with a force that made his palsy flare, a white-hot sting that traveled up the wrist and settled in the elbow. He was forty years old, and his hands, which had spent two decades cataloguing the dead, were now failing him, trembling like leaves in a gale that only he could feel. The candle on the desk...
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