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Citizen File
Friday, 16 May 2025 22:50Person: The Soft-Eyed Mycologist
Alias: Advocate in Apocyan, Kitty, Locksmith
Referred to as: He/him/his
Age: Early 40's (?)
Species: Human (Speculated cat?)
Identifying features: Of average human weight and height. Dark skin. Soft face and eyes, prominent nose. Dark hair, long, straight (often in loose queue). Notably accessorized with large piercings, dominantly (but not exclusively) in ears, clothed in light teal or blue. Never seen without his large golden pince-nez.
Residency: In the side-streets of the Bazaar. It is the only barrister's office that has a greenhouse in the second story.
Most often encountered at (in descending order of likelihood): Medusa's head, Bethic College (Department of Cryptobotany and Subterran Mycology), his office (see above), any religious congregation.
What a Londoner has probably heard: This man has been the editor of Wild and Domesticated Mushrooms of London for the past eight years and is presumed responsible for the newer editions of this book having double the page count of the original. This name might pop up if you ask for a locksmith in Medusa's Head.
Alias: Advocate in Apocyan, Kitty, Locksmith
Referred to as: He/him/his
Age: Early 40's (?)
Species: Human (Speculated cat?)
Identifying features: Of average human weight and height. Dark skin. Soft face and eyes, prominent nose. Dark hair, long, straight (often in loose queue). Notably accessorized with large piercings, dominantly (but not exclusively) in ears, clothed in light teal or blue. Never seen without his large golden pince-nez.
Residency: In the side-streets of the Bazaar. It is the only barrister's office that has a greenhouse in the second story.
Most often encountered at (in descending order of likelihood): Medusa's head, Bethic College (Department of Cryptobotany and Subterran Mycology), his office (see above), any religious congregation.
What a Londoner has probably heard: This man has been the editor of Wild and Domesticated Mushrooms of London for the past eight years and is presumed responsible for the newer editions of this book having double the page count of the original. This name might pop up if you ask for a locksmith in Medusa's Head.
