The Pale Verdict
Thorne. The word hung in the air of the scriptorium, sharp as a snapped twig. I looked up from my desk, the smell of iron gall ink and old parchment thick in my throat. Abbot Silas stood by the door, his shadow stretching long across the flagstones. He did not shout. He did not need to. The silence in the room was a physical weight, pressing against my eardrums, heavier than the oak beams...
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