The Faded Shield
Act I In the archive, silence has a texture, like wet wool pressed against the skin. Boleslaw Olszewski sat in the sterile breakroom, the smell of damp plaster and old paper filling his lungs, and clutched the cracked ceramic shield in his hands. He was forty-five years old, and his fingers, stained with the ink of a thousand files, trembled slightly as he turned the object over. The shield was...
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