The Pale Bridge
The inkwell sits on the desk, heavy as a stone, its glass dark and opaque. You hold the quill, the nib trembling slightly against the parchment, and the weight of the vessel in your hand feels like an anchor dragging through mud. The air in the archive is thick, smelling of dust and dried blood, a scent that has settled into the wood grain over centuries. You are Elias Thorne, thirty-two, a...
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