The Pale Door
Can you really hold a chisel steady when your bones are turning to dust? The rain in the Pale City did not fall; it hammered, turning the plaza into a brown slurry that stank of wet wool and old iron. I stood there, fifty-two years old, a scholar of dead languages, my left hand shaking so violently I dropped the chisel into the mud. It sank with a dull thud. The Archive Door behind me breathed,...
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