The Pale Protocol
The ink in my pen feels heavy today, as if the air in this study has thickened into something more substantial than mere atmosphere. I have been in the Highlands for three days, mapping the northern ridge for my uncle Silas, a task I undertook solely to secure the pension that will allow me to retire from the cartographic office in London. The estate is remote, cut off by the autumn rains, and...
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