The Wistful Incense
The ink in Enid Draff’s well was not black, but a dried, rusty brown, and it smelled of iron and old copper. She was forty-two, a court scribe of the third rank, and her hands were stained to the wrist in a color that no amount of lye could scrub away. In the city of Keth, built in the bowl of a dead volcano, the light did not rise so much as it pooled, thick and golden, spilling over the slate...
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