The Golden Harbor
The ink was black, but it did not look like ink. It looked like dried blood, thick and viscous, pooling in the bronze nib of the quill I held. My hand trembled. It always trembled when I worked, a fine, persistent vibration that the Abbot called a weakness of the spirit and I called a symptom of the cold. I was Elias, thirty-two years old, a scribe of little renown in the village of Oakhaven,...
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