The Faded Quadrant
The ink was wrong. It bled. Not the way fresh pigment spreads when the quill presses too hard, but a slow, viscous seep, as if the vellum were weeping. Brother Elias wiped his thumb across the page, leaving a smear of black that refused to dry. He laughed, a sharp, brittle sound in the cold stone room. "It’s the humidity," he said to no one. "Or the cold. Or perhaps God is simply tired of our...
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