The Faded Guest
The pen was heavy, a block of black walnut that Elias Thorne held with a grip that had long since lost its professional precision. It sat in his palm, cold and dense, while the inkwell beside it remained untouched. He was forty-two, a retired cartographer who had spent thirty years tracing the boundaries of other men’s lands, and now he lay on the floor of the study, his lungs filling with a...
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