The Distant Whispers
The ink in the vial on the table was not black, but a deep, arterial red that pulsed with a rhythm distinct from Elias’s own heartbeat. He sat in the cramped, windowless room that served as his study, the air thick with the smell of damp stone and the metallic tang of the parchment he was trying to finish. Elias was thirty years old, though the hollows under his eyes made him look a decade...
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