The Faded Paradox
The tapping is rhythmic, a dry scratch of quill against parchment that sounds like a beetle working its way through the grain of the oak table. You sit in the damp cellar of the Inquisition, the cold iron of the shackles biting into your wrists with a dull, persistent ache that has become the baseline of your existence. It is the second year of the fourteenth century, and the air smells of wet...
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