The Golden Harbor
The ink on the page weighed three ounces, heavy enough to drag the parchment down the slope of the desk. You counted the hours since your last meal: four. You weighed the solvent in the glass beaker, watching the liquid tremble as you poured it, drop by precise drop, onto the script. The monastery of St. Jude’s did not look like a building anymore; it looked like a throat, the corridors...
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