The Distant Nightmare
Miguel Pelayo ground the ink, the pestle digging into the mortar with a rhythm that matched his own heavy breathing. The smell of the room was thick, a cloying mix of dried blood, pine resin, and the damp wool of his own coat, which hung from a nail that had long since lost its grip on the plaster. He was thirty-two, and his hands trembled not from fear, but from the sheer, physical exhaustion...
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