The Wistful Silence
Magnus Bakken stood in the rain, his hand bleeding where the ink had bitten. He was thirty-two, a bridge carpenter whose grain was bought on credit, and he held a journal that was eating him alive. The chill from the cellar of the ruined monastery rose through his boots, a physical fact that had nothing to do with the cold air. Inside the infirmary, the smell of wet wool and old iron hung...
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