The Faded Dust
The heat in the scriptorium was not merely a temperature but a physical weight, a thick, suffocating blanket of stale air and the sharp, metallic tang of iron gall ink that seemed to seep into the pores of Thomas Bradshaw’s skin, pressing against the inside of his skull with the relentless, grinding patience of a stone mill. He sat hunched over the vellum, his quill trembling not from the cold,...
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