The Pale Fracture
The ink did not smell of iron or tannin, but of wet ash and the coppery tang of old blood, a scent that Elias Vane had grown accustomed to over the last three years of service in the Citadel of Records, where the air was always thick with the dust of erasure and the low, thrumming hum of the city’s magical infrastructure vibrating through the stone floors. He sat at his desk, a narrow slab of...
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