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As the audio commences, a soft rustling sound, akin to a gentle breeze through a forest, fills your ears. This is the sound of a sheet of parchment being unfurled, the coarse texture of the paper creating a unique audio footprint. The parchment, thick and heavy, gives off a particular rustle, different from the light, flimsy whisper of modern paper. Suddenly, there's a sharper noise, like the quick tearing of fabric. This is a quill being dipped into an ink pot, the nib scratching against the pot's inner surface. Following this, the steady rhythm of the quill gliding across the parchment begins. The nib scratches against the paper's surface, creating a rhythmic, almost musical sound. Each stroke of the quill is a symphony of old-world charm, a testament to a time when writing was an art, not merely a form of communication. In the backdrop, you might perceive the faint, warm crackling of a
