The Faded Dust
I, Sohrab Musavi, believed that ink was a permanent thing, a black river that once flowed, never receded, until I woke with my hands caked in imaginary dirt and the taste of copper in my mouth. The scriptorium was cold, a dry cold that preserved the dust on the shelves and the silence between the desks. My master, the old scribe Davan, sat hunched over his desk, coughing into a rag that came...
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