The Wistful Crossroads
Act I I remember the weight of the quill before I remember the name they gave me. Mzee Mushi, the scribe, the one who knows too much, written in the margin of a ledger that did not smell of ink but of wet earth. The light in the citadel was a pale, sickly yellow, the kind that lingers at dawn in the dry season, refusing to break into true day. I sat in the stone room, the walls close enough to...
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