The Pale Path
Act I The ink did not smell of iron, though it should have. It smelled of nothing, a void that stretched across the ledger page like a held breath. I pressed my thumb against the damp fiber, waiting for the stain to dry, but it only spread, pale and hungry, eating the margin. Kaito Inoue, thirty-two, junior archivist. The name was on the intake form, stamped in red ink that did not bleed. I was...
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