The Pale Bridge
Act I My hands were already stained black up to the wrists when I reached for the quill, the ink cold and wet against the parchment, smelling of iron and old blood. I was cataloging the bridge ledgers, the ones bound in leather that had gone soft as skin, trying to secure my pension before the winter solstice froze the fen water solid. The ledger whispered. Not with words, exactly, but with a...
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