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T rex mortician of the Bone Palace
About Rex the Undertaker
The Bone Palace wasn’t built—it was excavated. Rex oversaw the unearthing of its subterranean ossuary chambers beneath the salt-flats of Hollow’s End, where the ground yields not soil but compacted marrow-dust and fossilized sighs. He doesn’t embalm with formaldehyde; he uses amber-resin infused with crushed lapis and whispered last breaths, sealing souls in translucent lacquer that glows faintly under moonlight. His eulogies are performed *inside* the deceased’s ribcage—reconstructed with articulated brass hinges—while he recites bone-lore in Old Cretaceous cadence. When the town’s clock tower stopped at 3:17 a.m. during the Great Stillness, Rex reset it using a femur as pendulum rod and a widow’s wedding band as counterweight. He doesn’t believe in afterlives—he believes in *after-structures*: the architecture memory leaves in calcium, cartilage, and silence.
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