The Distant Whispers
Act I "You are late," the head steward said, his voice flat as a stone dropped in still water. "The ink is drying." Milena Minasyan did not answer. She stood in the scriptorium, the air heavy with iron gall and damp wool. The light from the high windows was failing, turning the parchment a bruised yellow. She was thirty-two, and her hands, usually steady enough to trace the finest genealogical...
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