The Faded Dust
In the trembling hand of Brother Elias, the quill held the weight of a small, sharp bone, its nib stained not with the usual iron gall but with a thick, arterial red that seemed to pulse in the candlelight, a color that had no place in the dry, dust-choked air of the scriptorium where the winter wind rattled the leaded panes like a prisoner testing the bars. For three years, Elias had hidden...
0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews