The Distant Crown
The quill snapped against the parchment before the ink could dry. You stared at the broken tip, a black splinter of goose feather, and then at the inkwell. It was not merely empty; it was cracked, a spiderweb of fissures running through the thick glass, leaking a dark, viscous puddle onto the stone floor. The air in the vault did not smell of dust or old paper, but of ozone and copper, a...
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