The Golden Farce
The ink was warm, Elara Vane noted, which was wrong. She held the quill suspended over the page, her fingers trembling not from the cold that seeped through the floorboards of the municipal archive, but from the sudden, visceral heat of the liquid itself. It did not look like ink; it looked like blood that had forgotten how to clot. Around her, the shelves of the basement office groaned under...
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