The Golden Master
The quill scratched against the vellum with a sound like dry leaves skittering across a grave, and Thomas Bradshaw’s fingers, stained black to the knuckles, trembled not from the cold but from the terrible, humming weight of the words he was transcribing. He was twenty-four years old, though he felt ancient in the marrow, a man who had worn his scribe’s robe for three years until the wool had...
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