The Wistful Mountain
Elias. The name was not spoken so much as dragged across the flagstones by the Abbot, a sound of dry leather on stone that echoed in the vaulted silence of the scriptorium. Elias looked up from his desk, where the smell of stale beeswax and damp rot hung thick in the air, heavier than the dust motes dancing in the single shaft of afternoon light. He was forty-five, though he felt the weight of...
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