The Distant Clue
The ink did not dry; it consumed. This was the first rule of the pigment known as the Ink of Silence, a substance that had claimed the memories of three senior monks at the Abbey of St. Jude and now threatened to erase Elara’s very existence from the record of the world. It was the winter of 1240, and Elara, a scribe of thirty-two years, sat in the scriptorium with her father’s final manuscript...
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