The Distant Legend
The marshes of Normandy lay flat and grey under the dry season’s harsh light, the water receding to reveal mud that cracked like old skin. In the longhouse at forty-two of Stonecutter Alley, Gaspard Hubert pressed his quill into the parchment, the ink black and cold. He was thirty-two, a court scribe, and the debt on his family’s head was a weight that did not lift with sleep. The winter...
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