The Faded Guest
The ink was cold in your fingers, a sludge that smelled of iron and old blood. You held the quill over the parchment, the nib trembling, as the Mayor’s shadow fell across the desk. "You cannot correct what is written," he said, his voice low, a rasp like dry leaves skittering over stone. This was 1342, and you, Thomas Bradshaw, were a scribe of thirty years, come to Oakhaven for a season’s...
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