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Hellcat

****S******aturns**, or **Hellcats**, are a type of lock made by Ward's.

## History

### *The Thief Knot*

Rob tried to claim that he had not been let out of jail, but Mr. Larven pointed out that he could not have gotten himself out, since Hever Street Prison used the new Ward's locks, Saturns, which had been dubbed Hellcats because they were impossible to pick. He mentioned having been trying to pick it for months. Mrs. Hakelbarend later told him that she could pick one, and he suspected that she'd invented the lock.
Events

Events occur randomly (every 10 minutes) in game. For each event the player can either accept or decline the event. Accepting the event can result in either a  random positive or negative outcome. Declining the event will have the same outcome each time.

The events are listed below by NPC:

## Pet Event

Lose 1 ingredient
 To Drink or Not to Drink
Cooking time +1 m
 Trick or Treat
Cooking time +1 m
 Quality Time

## Vlogger Rosa Pancetta Event

No reward
 Food Quiz
 Popular on the Internet
Cooking time +1 m

## Master Chef Graydon Raisin Event

 Food Quiz
 Learn from the Best
Cooking time +1 m
 Something New
25 coins

## Alfredo Poundsworth Event

 Governor of Tastetown
 Low Stock
Shop prices +20%
 Not All Who Wanders Are Lost
Cooking time +1 m

## Grill Scout Olive Straighten Event

After 20 donations get "Pure of Soul Kitchen Miscellaneous - Gives an Extra 30 Coins when serving any dishes"
Golevants

****G******olevants** are monsters that live in the water. According to Mrs. Haypotten, they live offshore of Queen Maisie's castle.

## History

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Mrs. Haypotten, when telling a story about Queen Maisie, said that the waters off her land were full of golevants. She recited a rhyme from her childhood warning children away from Morrawhick Point because of the golevants, and talked about the disagreement on how, exactly, golevants ate people. During Queen Maisie's party, she said, the fireworks aggravated the golevants. Lady Dorcas jumped into the sea to avoid Queen Maisie's wrath, and ended up being eaten by the golevants.
Cigar-box camera

The ****c******igar-box camera** is a camera that Georgie made from a cigar box as a fake clue to throw Clem off.

## History

### *Greenglass House*

Georgie wrapped a box in black tape. When Milo asked what she was doing, Georgie explained about pinhole cameras. She dubbed it "Lansdegown" and seemed to think that Milo knew what that word meant. Milo later asked Georgie how the camera was coming along, and Clem and Mrs. Hereward both expressed interest in the camera's name. After Mrs. Pine finished telling a story, Georgie left to get the camera for Milo. She returned and showed him the finished box, predicting that she would have a picture ready by the next day.

Georgie's notebook was stolen, but Georgie had managed to set up her camera before noticing its absence. Clem wanted to see the picture Georgie had taken with it in exchange for her finding the notebook. Georgie insisted that it was just to show Milo, but Clem could not be persuaded. Georgie later gifted Milo the picture, a thick piece of paper with a black-and-white image of the stained glass window on the fourth floor on it. Georgie explained that the camera had been a red herring created to fool Clem.

## Physical characteristics

The camera is made from a thin wooden box, wrapped tightly with thick black fabric tape.
Helm of Revelations

Addie Whitcher wearing the Helm of Revelations.

The **Helm of Revelations** is an aviator hat that Addie Whitcher found in the Emporium and wore for much of her time with Milo at Greenglass House.

## History

### *Greenglass House*

While in the Emporium, Meddy donned the hat and dubbed, seriously, it the Helm of Revelations. When Meddy announced to Milo that they would call the attic the Emporium, Milo tried to give her a dubious look, but had trouble keeping from laughing when looking at her costume.

When Meddy, considering the thefts, scratched her head, Milo noted that it knocked the Helm askew.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Meddy wore the Helm when she arrived to Greenglass House the following year, and Milo commented on how odd it made her look. When she was introduced to Mrs. Kirkegrim, Meddy took off the hat.

### *The Thief Knot*

When she met Meddy, Marzana recalled her having worn an aviator's hat. When Brandon saw Meddy, he commented on the absence of her 'fancy getup'.

## Physical characteristics

The Helm of Revalations is fur-lined. Meddy usually wears it with the earflaps turned up.

## Gallery

**Take a look at our **gallery for Helm of Revelations****.
John (disambiguation)

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****J******ohn** may refer to:

* **John Ustion**, the grandfather of Sorcha, a conflagrationeer who got very close to recreating the kairos mechanism.
* **John Ferdinand**, someone Georgie mentioned to Violet Cross.
* **John**, called "Holy John", one of the *Lancet*'s lookouts; a member of Violet Cross's crew.
* **John Backell**, the sponger of the *Left-Hande**d Fate*'s gun crew who died in a battle.
* **John Agony Pier**, a pier in the Quayside Harbors where Jianming Cerrajero has his shop.
* **John Deadlock**, one of Nagspeake's first smugglers.
Eddowes

**Dr.** ****E******ddowes** is the Marymead historian.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

After hearing the name Victor Cormorant, Emilia said that they could ask the school historian, telling Meddy that the Cotgraves had made it a condition for Marymead becoming a school, that it have a historian. Dr. Eddowes later talked to Emilia, then showed her a book in the Library before telling her to put it back, as he hurried away like always (Emilia looked at the book before putting it back). Emilia later explained that she'd asked for something more up-to-date, but he got defensive and left.
Assisting customs agents

The ****a******ssisting customs agents** were two customs agents hiding on the grounds of Greenglass House, waiting for Mr. Vinge's signal for backup.

## Biography

### *Greenglass House*

Multiple times, Milo Pine saw a shadow outside Greenglass House.

Mr. Vinge called the two customs agents somehow, and they entered the house. Mr. Vinge sent them after Milo, who was fleeing up the stairs, but before they could reach Milo, they were each tackled, one by Clem and the other by Owen, and Milo ran up the stairs unhindered.

Meddy reported to Milo that the guests had been locked in the laundry room, presumably the work of one thug. Another, she reported, was hunting for Milo upstairs, checking each guest room methodically up the floors, but had not yet reached the attic.

The one hunting for Milo was lured into a trap. Being baited by Milo and Meddy, he went far into the attic, and couldn't get to the door in time when Milo locked it firmly. Meddy then reappeared on the other side of the door. The agent began to holler and bang on the door, and the other agent eventually heard him and released him.

Milo descended the fire escape in an attempt to reach the living room without being caught, but when he opened the kitchen door, it squeaked loudly. He fled back outside but was caught by one thug who had returned from upstairs. Meddy later drove Mr. Vinge out, and both then fled the inn as well.
Ada/Allie

**Marzana Hakelbarend**: Just a little. Er... thanks for your service.

**Ada/Allie**: Don't mention it.

— *The Thief Knot*, pg. 349 |  | ”

"****A******da or Allie**" is a member of the Commorancy of whose name Marzana is not quite sure.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

When Marzana entered Marymead on her way to the Belowground Train Station, she ran into a sixth-grader who she presumed had been posted on the landing. Marzana could not remember the girl's name, not sure if it was Ada or Allie. The girl grinned at Marzana and commented on Marzana's twitchiness. Marzana thanked her for lookout duty. Ada-or-Allie told her not to mention it.
Fellwool House

Pantin and Trigemine stand in front of the house.

****F******ellwool House** is a magical house residing on Fellwool Street, whose rooms have minds of their own. According to a story told by Phineas Amalgam, a boy called Pantin enters it to search for an adit-gate for the peddler Trigemine, and succeeds in his mission.

## History

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

On request, Phineas Amalgam told a story of the house in the pines. He told the Blue Vein Tavern's guests how the unmappable house's rooms were sentient and moved on their own, making the house unmappable. The house did not typically allow visitors because the more malicious rooms would make messes when dealing with the people. One day, Amalgam said, a peddler came to town looking for an adit-gate and guessed that one could be found in the house. He sent a boy called Pantin into the house on a dare and asked him to look for a keyhole from a cabinet that showed something other than its insides when opened.

Pantin entered the house, and found that all of the room's doors led to something other than what should logically be on their other side. None of them, however, had keyholes, so they would not satisfy the peddler. He explored the house, though he didn't know if he'd seen it all. He found that each of the doors led to other similar doors. Pantin saw a room with a bright light on in it, and wanted more than anything to enter the room, but the house, for some reason (perhaps kindness), did not let him—though Pantin did not know it, the map room was the house's most malicious establishment. The house then sent him to a room with four suits of armor (maybe hoping to scare him off) that attempted to kill him, but could only move when he wasn't looking at them. Pantin managed to survive the room, so the house let him into the map room. The map room persistently tried to kill Pantin, with its maps that transported him to places with monsters, but Pantin survived and left with one of the maps, realizing (since the map had a key) that this was what the peddler wanted. Pantin exited the house. The adit-gate map that he gave to the peddler later made up part of a kairos mechanism.

## Locations

* Foyer
* Dining room
* Kitchen
* Library
* Parlor
* Salon
* Bedroom
* Solarium
* Gallery with suits of armor
* Map room
Barnaby

****B******arnaby** is a member of the Commorancy. Along with Emilia and Enza, he was one of its unofficial leaders.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Barnaby saluted Emilia Cabot when she arrived to Marymead with the rest of the Thief Knot. Marzana noted that Barnaby was in her history class. When Emilia credited Ciro for the discovery of the Belowground train station, he thanked Ciro and shook Ciro's hand. Barnaby told Emilia that while they all wanted badly to explore, they would leave it to her. He instructed Emilia to stay safe and informed her that two of them would take turns on lookout duty.

The sixth-grader on lookout duty was instructed to find Barnaby or Enza if something went wrong.

Emilia told the Thief Knot that while Barnaby and Enza had been promising to rescue them, they had also been reminding her that others should get a turn soon. Barnaby instructed them to hurry up. Barnaby also offered information about Tasha Cormorant when they mused over her picture. Barnaby expressed his impatience at how long they were taking, glad when they finally entered the Belowground train station. When Ciro and Nialla needed to use a phone, Emilia instructed them to tell Barnaby and Enza, who should still be in the library, or whoever was there, that they needed phones and privacy, and they would receive what they needed.
Ferly

Ferly around Jacinda, as Foulk sees through his loupe.

**Ferly**, along with worden, is a type of weyward lumination. Someone touched by the strange and uncanny has a sort of mist around them that can be viewed using special tools.

## History

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

In a story told by Antony Masseter, a boy called Foulk meets Morvengarde, who teaches him about weyward lumination, which includes worden, a halo that discerns having a fate; and ferly, a mist that shows the strange or uncanny. All mirrorlike surfaces, Masseter said, had ferly because they could easily become bewitched. Ferly was more common than worden, and was also harder to discern, because there were many different types, and also, it was difficult to figure out what its source was. Ferly could also modify worden, in some cases.

One day, Foulk saw a massive amount of ferly in his friend Jacinda's garden, and called Deacon and Morvengarde. Seleucia Deacon came out, declared that the meteorites in the garden were too big for her to move, and left. The next day, Jacinda was gone, and Foulk realized that Jacinda had been the ferly's source, and Deacon and Morvengarde had taken her. Though he did not want to, eventually Foulk ended up working for Morvengarde, searching for worden and ferly wherever he went. He himself even had some ferly, whether he'd had it always or simply acquired it, he did not know. Masseter later said that Maisie had ferly.
Ganzander

The ***G**anzander*** was the clipper belonging to Ed Pickering. Its figurehead had horns.

## History

### *Greenglass House*

Milo mentioned that in his room, there was an anchor lantern hanging by the door, which had belonged to the ship his grandfather had served on.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

In the Emporium, Milo Pine found a painting in progress, that looked like a ship. He could see that the figurehead had horns, and presumed that it was the smuggling clipper *Ganzander*. He noted that his grandfather had served on the *Ganzander* under Ed Pickering.
Alex Cabot

****A******lex Cabot** is the son of Alexander Cabot and the brother of Emilia Cabot. He is a Commorancy Kid at the high school.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Alex attended the game group at Surroyal Books, coming with his sister and welcoming Marzana. Alex and Jeffrey brought snacks when the group took a break from playing The Sneaksby Gambit.

## Physical appearance

Alex is tall and looks like Emilia. He walks loudly.
Broadyew Cottage

**Richard Bluecrowne**: Each one is different. Lucy will tell you about them sometime, perhaps. They come from Broadyew Cottage.

**Liao Bluecrowne**: That was your house in the countryside?

— *Bluecrowne*, pg. 18 |  | ”

****B******roadyew Cottage** was the Bluecrowne home in the countryside. Many of Greenglass House's windows (especially the Gate Windows and the corresponding gate) came from Broadyew Cottage.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

When Liao commented on the new house's "picture" windows, Captain Bluecrowne told him that those had come from Broadyew Cottage, which Liao recalled had been his and Lucy's house in the countryside.

### *Greenglass House*

Most, if not all, of Greenglass House's windows were presumed to have come from somewhere else. The Gate Windows had supposedly come from the same place as the gate they depicted.
Ben (disambiguation)

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****B******en** may refer to:

* **Ben Pine**, the father of Milo Pine and husband of Nora Pine, who lives at Greenglass House.
* "**Saint Ben**", the lookout along with "Holy John" that Honora described as being part of Violet Cross's crew.
Feretory Street

****F******eretory Street** is a street in the Printer's Quarter that houses many reliquary-maker and artisan shops, including that of Gaz.

## History

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

In a story told by Mr. Haypotten, a boy called Hugo had a problem with a bottle of fog that he purchased from Deacon and Morvengarde. He was sent by an employee of the company to Feretory Street, told that anyone there could help him. Hugo stumbled into the shop of a reliquary maker called Gaz, and he and his apprentice Edita helped Hugo. Gaz noted that the artisans on Feretory Street took special pride in making the just-right thing.
Harrick

**Mr.** ****H******arrick** is the *Left-Handed Fate*'s gunner.

## Biography

### *Bluecrowne*

Mr. Harrick brought Liao's firework supplies up to his workshop. Lucy recalled the time that Mr. Harrick had asked Liao's input for the Coronation Day salutes. The *Left-Handed Fate*'s gunner bought a lot of powder, Blister found out. Aboard the *Left-Handed Fate*, Lucy saw him supervising the replacement of a gun that had broken. When the powder merchants showed up, Mr. Harrick was called for. However, he couldn't come, and asked for the men to come back in the afternoon. Lucy mentioned how often Mr. Harrick told Liao to respect fire. Trigemine and Blister later talked to him, and he said much about Liao, who he was so proud of. Liao mentioned the time Mr. Harrick had befriended an Egyptian gunner.
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Ignotus Peverell

## History

### Background

In legend, Ignotus Peverell was said to have given the Invisibility cloak by Death, but he most likely was the one to have created it.

## Family

* **Son**
* **Iolanthe Peverell** (granddaughter)
* **Hardwin Potter** (grandson-in-law)
* **Henry Potter** (descendant)
* **Fleamont Potter** (descendant)
* **James Potter I** (descendant)
* **Harry Potter** (descendant)
* **James Potter II** (descendant)
* **Albus Potter** (descendant)
* **Lily L. Potter** (descendant)

## Trivia

* Both Ignotus and his descendant Harry Potter were born in July and seem to share similar traits.
Confraternity of Yankee Peddlers

Drogam Nerve bows to the crowd while the other peddlers watch.

The ****C******onfraternity of Yankee Peddlers** is a group of roamer peddlers. Ignis Blister and Cassiterides Bone are founding members.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Ignis Blister and Cassiterides Bone both introduced themselves as founding members of the Confraternity of Yankee Peddlers. Trigemine noted that Blister was one of the Yankee Peddlers.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Reever told a story about the arrival of four Yankee peddlers to Nagspeake: Alphonsus Lung, Cassiterides Bone, Ignis Blister, and Drogam Nerve. The four peddlers competed with each other to help defend the town from invaders, but eventually Nerve won out, suggesting they turn the city into a trap. Together the four peddlers sold things to defend the city. Negret later told of a scavenger, one of those who was said to be descended from the Yankee peddlers of old legend.

## Members

* Alphonsus Lung
* Cassiterides Bone
* Ignis Blister
* Drogam Nerve
Isaac Knickpointe

****I******saac Knickpointe** is a Ferryman who carries passengers across the Skidwrack at the Tailrace.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Al Tesserian told a story about a Ferryman who took passengers across the Tailrace. His name was Isaac Knickpointe, and though he was duty-bound to request payment, he did not want to be paid, so he came up with a system where passengers could earn tokens for passage by answering riddles. One day, a boy asked to cross. He liked riddles, he said, and kept asking for more and more from Knickpointe as they crossed into Nagspeake, growing increasingly frustrated as he knew each one. When they reached the other side, the boy Cas admitted that he'd only wanted to cross for the riddles, and wanted to cross right back. Knickpointe gave him riddles without answers to try, which he liked, then suggested that the boy tell riddles. Cas went home and Knickpointe went to carry another passenger, but after that Cas often showed up to help tell riddles to passengers, and Knickpointe eventually presented him with a "First Mate" hat.
Caldnicker's dreams

Hale, one of the caldnicker's dreams, with Mair in the Coldway.

The ****c******aldnicker's dreams** are the dreams of the caldnicker. In the winter, they are said to be born in the Coldway.

## History

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Sullivan told a story about the Coldway, mentioning the legends about a serpent called the caldnicker, and how he spent most of his time dreaming under the Skidwrack. In the winter, when he slept near the river's surface, his dreams solidified in the Coldway. Sullivan then told about a girl called Mair, who went to survey the Coldway. During this time, the ice cracked under her and she fell, but was saved by what she realized to be one of the caldnicker's dreams. He called himself Hale, and together the two of them explored the Coldway. Hale fell in love with Mair, and the other dreams of the caldnicker, who'd been dreamed before, warned him about how she'd be lost to him when the thaw came. Mair too fell in love with Hale.

Both of them worried of what would happen when the thaw came, and asked the other dreams what to do, but none knew. Eventually Mair went to the cartographer, and met his apprentice, who mentioned having fallen in love with a dream himself and hadn't been able to save her. He suggested that Mair sublimate Hale early, then try to condense him again. Mair and Hale tried, and succeeded, and lived happily together afterwards. They shared their success with other dreams they met in the Coldway.
Flask of Winds and Voids

The ****F******lask of Winds and Voids** is an old glass vial that Milo Pine found in the Emporium, inside Slywhisker's Crimson Casket of Relics. It later held the Sirin figurine, creating Meddy's reliquary. It originally belonged to Xiaoming, and contained medicine of unknown purpose.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

After hearing that Liao had been kidnapped, Xiaoming began preparing to rescue him. She took out a lacquered box and from it took a dull gold vial. She drank some of the contents, telling Lucy it was medicine "for many things", then put it back in the box.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Milo found a lacquer box in the Emporium. Inside, among other things, he found a small vial made of dull, goldish metal. He took out the cork and found it empty. It made a soft ding when he tapped on it. Milo put the cork back in and put it back into the box. He called it the Flask of Winds and Voids. When Milo needed to become Tēngféi, he held it and thought about what his character's backstory would be, and later considered using it as a locus.

Milo suggested that they use a relic to get Meddy out of Greenglass House. He suggested the Sirin figurine as her relic and the Flask of Winds and Voids as the reliquary. Meddy supposed that the figurine would fit, and so she put it in and Milo carried it in his pocket. Meddy was able to get all the way to Doc Holystone, at which point Milo put the vial into her robe pocket and stepped away.

### *The Thief Knot*

Milo Pine sent a gold vial, with the Sirin figurine inside it, to Marzana's house, along with instructions to keep the figurine in the vial. Meddy then showed up, and Marzana realized that the vial had brought Meddy. Meddy explained that Milo had found the vial in the attic of Greenglass House, and it worked as a reliquary, allowing her to leave the inn. When she held the reliquary, Meddy said, she could not walk through walls, but when someone else held it, she could, although she could only go a certain distance from them. Sometimes, when Meddy needed to go away from Marzana, Meddy carried the reliquary, but most of the time Marzana had it. Meddy carried her reliquary when going around Marymead to investigate Mr. Otterwill before giving it back to Marzana. Meddy showed her reliquary to the members of the Thief Knot, and later took it back from Marzana to investigate Mergenthaler Street Station, then returned it so she could walk through walls.

## Physical characteristics

The Flask of Winds and Voids is very old. It is made of a dull, goldish metal and has a cork. When tapped, it makes a soft ding almost like a bell.
Lily Potter

**Lily Potter** (née **Evans**) was a Muggle-born witch and a supporting character in the *Harry Potter* book series and the film adaptations. She was the younger sister of Petunia Dursley, wife of James Potter, mother of Harry Potter, mother-in-law of Ginny Weasley and paternal grandmother of James, Albus and Lily Potter.

## Family

* **Harry Potter** (son)
* **Ginny Weasley** (daughter-in-law)
* **James Potter II** (grandson)
* **Albus Potter** (grandson)
* **Lily L. Potter** (granddaughter)
* **Vernon Dursley** (brother-in-law)
* **Dudley Dursley** (nephew)

### Deceased

* **Mr and Mrs Evans** (parents)

* **James Potter** (husband)
* **Petunia Dursley** (sister)
* **Euphemia Potter** (mother-in-law)
* **Fleamont Potter**(father-in-law)
Francis

****F******rancis**, along with Anthony, was a white truffle-hunting pig named by Tumbler Fletchwood who lived on the *Lancet* before moving with Nick Jones to a farm in the United States.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Honora told Marzana a story about a time when the crew of the *Lancet* had smuggled white truffle-hunting pigs. They had gotten to keep two as a bonus, which Tumbler Fletchwood had dubbed Anthony and Francis, a joke about ham that Honora did not understand. The two pigs had been pets on the *Lancet*, then had gone to a farm in the United States with Nick Jones. Marzana wondered if Hannah Jones had met them without suspecting their adventures.
Belluine

****B******elluine** is a type of fire that Blister used to unbody Xiaoming.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Blister told Trigemine that he could try to use belluine against Xiaoming. He was, however, afraid, knowing that he would burn for it despite being a conflagrationeer. Blister did, and the red fireball screamed as it tore through the sky, then hit Xiaoming and turned her into a crane before unbodying her again. Blister screamed as it flew through the sky, then grabbed at Trigemine as if he couldn't stand, and later collapsed. Liao told his father how Xiaoming had been hit with a ball of fire.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Sorcha told a story about her great-grandfather constructing a *fierekenia* mechanism. He considered belluine, but decided against it as it was destructive.
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Ellamae Wellshowe

****E******llamae Wellshowe** is a famous stained-glass window maker. Emmett Syebuck theorized that some of Greenglass House's windows had been made by her.

## Biography

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Emmett Syebuck was of the opinion that the enameled window on the fifth floor had been made by Ellamae Wellshowe. This was rare, he said, and was particularly excited because she painted her windows to be complimented by light at a certain time in a certain place, and if it was a Wellshowe window it was an incredible opportunity to see it as she meant it to be seen, he said. Emmett went to check out the window again, wondering how it would look in the moonlight. Emmett noted that he had done original research on Ellamae Wellshowe.
Feather locus

The feather locus and the Ring of Wildest Abandon.

The ****f******eather locus** is a feather that Milo Pine found in the Emporium, inside Slywhisker's Crimson Casket of Relics, and later used as a locus for Tēngféi.

## History

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Inside the lacquer box, Milo found a long white feather. He used the feather to become Tēngféi, running it through his fingers and imagining flying. He noted that the feather had a purpose, and wondered what purpose to give the other contents of the box. He later used it again to become Tēngféi, once more running it through his fingers.

## Physical characteristics

The feather was long and white, and felt soft and fresh to Milo though it was old.

## Gallery

**Take a look at our **gallery for Feather locus****.
Emergency Medical Assistance

****E******mergency Medical Assistance**, or **EMA**, is the Nagspeake emergency medical service. Ambulances are known to take a long time to reach Greenglass House.

## History

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Meddy wondered what would have happened if someone had thought that Mr. Larven's punch was poisoned, and called Emergency Medical Assistance. Milo reasoned that this would have created more chaos, which he wanted, and ambulances took a long time to get to Greenglass House anyway.
Frost

**Captain Frost** was a guest at the Blue Vein Tavern. He was an old sailor and seaman.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Captain Frost came back into the inn and called for his breakfast, a clear sign that the flooding trapping the others at the Blue Vein Tavern was continuing. Mr. Haypotten believed that the flood would not reach the inn's blue stair like the previous time, but Frost privately disagreed, sure that if painting something blue fixed all water problems there would be many more blue things. He turned his half-hour glass, as he would check outside every half-hour using the glass he kept with him. After Phineas Amalgam's tale, Frost left to check again, and again after Madame Grisaille's story.

After Sullivan told of Mair and Hale, he said that he'd expected that Sullivan would tell of the seiche. Sullivan allowed Frost to explain to the guests that did not know what the seiche were. Frost suggested that the reason for the floods was a male seiche who had not found a sacrifice, then tried to throw Sullivan into the river. Sullivan insisted that his sacrifice had already been made, and the captain stomped out of the room to go outside again. Sullivan went outside to stand in the rain with Frost, and explained that he'd come looking for atonement but didn't know what to find. Captain Frost talked with him and seemed to understand, as he'd been in many battles and had many die. Frost came inside, accepted a blanket from Petra, and went upstairs to change into something dry.

Frost volunteered to tell the first story. He told of Melusine and Lowe, who had been aboard a ship called the *Fate* when something odd had happened and they'd found themselves leading a ghost ship back to harbor. The guests applauded for the tale. Frost went outside to check the weather again multiple times. He agreed that the knave in Maisie's tale hadn't been a villain. When Masseter tried to take something from Petra, he went to stop her. As the guests danced, he forgot to turn his glass, and outside the flooding receded.

## Physical appearance

Captain Frost's eyes have deep lines. His face is tanned very dark, and his hair and beard are a yellowish color from being out in the sun so much.
John Backell

****J******ohn Backell** was the sponger aboard the *Left-Handed Fate*, but he died in a battle.

## Biography

### *Bluecrowne*

Lucy had a nightmare about the time she'd received a terrible injury during a battle on the *Left-Handed Fate*. She'd seen John Backell, who she noted was the sponger of the number three gun crew, be hit by a gun and die. Another crew member threw his body overboard, and Lucy tried to take up his duties of sponging. Kendrick stopped her, mentioning what a splinter had done to Backell.
Haypotten

*This article is about the inkeeper's wife. For her husband, see Marcus Haypotten.*

## Biographical information

### Family

* Marcus Haypotten (husband)
* Dorcas (sister)
* Fred, Morty, and Tucker (brothers)

## Association information

### Affiliations

Blue Vein Tavern
Roamers

## Book information

### Appears

*The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

**Mrs. Haypotten** is the wife of Mr. Haypotten. She is a kindly lady who helps her husband run the Blue Vein Tavern.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Maisie and Petra went to play with one of Mrs. Haypotten's many music boxes. When Maisie found something of Mrs. Haypotten's, the inkeeper's wife, flummoxed, would say something about Maisie's aunt being pleased, though the other guests knew that there was almost certainly no aunt due to the floods of the Skidwrack River. After Phineas Amalgam told the tale "The Game of Maps", she declared that the peddler had been a villain for sending a child into danger. Maisie realized Jessamy's secret, and Mrs. Haypotten misinterpreted her face, thinking that there had been too many dark stories. She told one of Queen Maisie and how she lived in a pretty land of sunshine, but Maisie and Sorcha steered the tale into Maisie stopping her treacherous aunt from murdering her. Mrs. Haypotten had not meant to tell that story at all, but Maisie liked it.

Sullivan told a tale with a happy ending for Mrs. Haypotten after she commented again on the grimness of the stories. She distributed food and drinks. Mrs. Haypotten saw Sorcha stick her hand in the fire, was amused but not too surprised, as this was not as strange as other things Sorcha and the fire had done. She told Negret about Forel's relic. Mrs. Haypotten agreed to get Maisie cake to cheer the girl up. She held hands with Mr. Haypotten as the guests danced.
Blaise Forel

**Reever Colophon**: He's a High Walker. As are my brother and I. Yes, we know Blaise Forel. You might say he recommended your inn to us.

**Negret Colophon**: Knew.

**Mrs. Haypotten**: That's right. He went missing years ago, didn't he?

— *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*, pg. 287 |  | ”

****B******laise Forel** was a High Walker who went missing. He was a maker of reliquaries and a frequent visitor to the Blue Vein Tavern, recommending the inn to Negret and Reever Colophon.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

After telling a story about a reliquary, Mr. Haypotten said that there was a reliquary at the inn. Reever and Negret confirmed that they did indeed know Blaise Forel (he was a High Walker like them), but he had gone missing. Negret asked Mr. Haypotten if Forel had given them one of his relics, but Mr. Haypotten admitted that it had been misplaced and they did not know where it was. He gave Negret, however, Forel's bookbinding tools. Maisie presumed that a book was what was missing, and Negret had been looking for it, searching the bookshelves. Maisie had found something, and she brought it downstairs. It had leather covers with the same pattern as Negret and Reever's tattoos, and the Haypottens seemed to wonder whether the covers were Forel's skin. Negret declared that it was both a relic and a reliquary. The pages were blank, but he saw that Forel had tied a kitstring in a certain way to tell one's fortune. Negret later used Forel's binding tools, which seemed to turn into weapons if needed.
Eyes of True and Aching Clarity

Addie Whitcher wearing the Eyes of True and Aching Clarity.

The ****E******yes of True and Aching Clarity** are a pair of grimy blue sunglasses that Addie Whitcher found in the Emporium and named thus.

## History

### *Greenglass House*

Meddy found a pair of blue-lensed sunglasses in the Emporium, put them on, and named them the Eyes of True and Aching Clarity. After she and Milo left the Emporium, Meddy looked innocently up at Mrs. Pine through the sunglasses, with Milo noting how grimy the lenses were and wondering how his mother was keeping a straight face. When trying to get Milo to talk to Mrs. Hereward, Meddy reminded him that she, as a scholiast, was invisible, and pulled the Eyes of True and Aching Clarity off of her forehead and onto her nose. She put them on again while Milo told how he'd found the stolen items, telling him that she would watch the guests' reactions while he talked. When Milo was going to investigate the garden, Meddy took the glasses out of her pocket and put them on her nose.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

When Meddy arrived, she was wearing the Eyes of True and Aching Clarity. When Milo created his Odd Trails character, Téngfēi, she put them on. Milo later commented on how odd she looked in them. When turning back into Meddy, Sirin would remove the glasses, and when turning into Sirin, Meddy would put them on. When not wearing the glasses, Meddy put them in the pocket of the Cloak of Golden Indiscernibility, and at one point cleaned them on the cloak.

## Physical characteristics

The Eyes of True and Aching Clarity are blue and have grimy lenses. A yellowed tag hangs from one wire earpiece.

## Gallery

**Take a look at our **gallery for Eyes of True and Aching Clarity****.
Crossroads

A ****c******rossroads** is a powerful place. The Devil can be met at a crossroads, and towns around a crossroads (called crossroads towns), such as Arcane, are powerful and often have non-human residents.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

A Jumper, Simon Coffrett, invited the Ironmonger to come to a crossroads town in Louisiana Territory that needed a blacksmith. Trigemine commented that the Jumper would not have wanted him and Blister to overhear that, because crossroads towns always had powerful groups, though they often kept their roles secret, because of the possibility of someone like Jack Hellcoal. Jack Hellcoal was known to have challenged the Devil, presumably at a crossroads.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

**Maisie Cerrajero**: Why?

**Jessamy (softly)**: Because I'm telling this story. And because my stories are all stories of crossroads.

— *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*, pg. 369 |  | ”

Maisie, Madame Grisaille, and Petra danced to a music box that played an incredible song, and had a scene of two people at a fingerpost painted on the lid. Negret Colophon told a story about a scavenger girl who beat the Devil, beginning with the Devil approaching a crossing marked by a fingerpost, which had a scavenger underneath it. They later made a bet for something from the scavenger's wagon that the Devil wanted, and the Devil lost.

A young Foulk Trigemine met Morvengarde, in a story told by Antony Masseter. In the tale, the boy Foulk saw a fingerpost reflected in a puddle, even though there was no such post and no such crossroads nearby. Morvengarde informed the boy that it was the crossroads that he carried with him, and everyone had one, though only certain special people could see theirs. Foulk was standing at a crossroads, Morvengarde said, and ended up inviting the boy to join the company Deacon and Morvengarde, which ended up changing Foulk's life significantly.

Jessamy, a former headcutter (who'd lost), told a story of a crossroads. Petra, along with Sullivan and Antony Masseter, would arrive at the mouth of the Skidwrack River, at a crossroads (either a literal or figurative one, Jessamy said). There, they would meet the Devil, who Petra would challenge to a dancing contest. All the headcutters who'd lost bets with the Devil would be called to that crossroads to play music to dance to, and Petra would win the bet, dancing with all her soul to the song that beats the Devil. The river's flooding would be stopped because of Petra having won.
Gentleman Maxwell

**Gentleman Maxwell** was one of the great smugglers of Milo's parents' time.

## Biography

### *Greenglass House*

Milo noted that the Gentleman Maxwell was a famous smuggler from a long time ago. Meddy interjected that it was not that long ago, it was around the time Milo was born. Milo noted that while Ed Pickering was not as famous as the Gentleman Maxwell, he had been big. Mrs. Pine listed the Gentleman Maxwell as one of the famous smugglers of the last fifty years.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Mr. Hakelbarend said that the whole city had benefitted from the actions of Gentleman Maxwell.
Ada Cosset

**Peter Hakelbarend**: It was you and I, the Wilkens brothers, and someone else. Who played the hobby horse that year?

**Lucky**: Ada Cosset.

— *Ghosts of Greenglass House*, pg. 226 |  | ”

****A******da Cosset** came to Greenglass House as a Wait, playing the part of the hobby horse.

## Biography

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Mr. Hakelbarend could not recall who had played the hobby horse the last time he, Lucky, and the Wilkens brothers had come to Greenglass House as Waits. Lucky remembered it was Ada Cosset.
Jacinda

*This article is about Foulk Trigemine's girlfriend. For the man on the plaque, see Jacinthus Beadle.*

## Book information

### Mentioned

*The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

****J******acinda** is a girl who Foulk Trigemine was in love with. She was killed by Deacon and Morvengarde, because she was a reliquary. Trigemine planned to return to save her, one day.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Antony Masseter told a story about a boy named Foulk, who could see patters all around him. He was in love with a girl called Jacinda, who stood out among all the patterns that surrounded him. Jacinda had a garden that she'd planted around four meteorites. One day, after being presented with a loupe by Morvengarde, he saw Jacinda in her garden, and used the loupe to see how much ferly was in the garden. After seeing how very much there was, he told Morvengarde, who sent Seleucia Deacon to inspect the meteorites, but Deacon left at once. Foulk found this odd, but forgot all about it when Jacinda kissed him that night. However, the following day Jacinda had disappeared, and Foulk realized that maybe she'd been the source of the ferly, and Deacon and Morvengarde had taken her and made her into relics. When he received a kairos mechanism, Foulk planned to use it to go back in time and save Jacinda, but first he had to earn the trust of Deacon and Morvengarde. In the process, he did terrible things, and eventually his mechanism was broken. He planned to save Jacinda after completing a replacement, but he still needed more pieces.
Gallick

**Mrs. Gallick** was the cook for the Whitcher family.

## Biography

### *Greenglass House*

Addie Whitcher told Milo that she had not been alone when Doc Holystone was away. Mrs. Gallick had been their cook, and her nephew, Paul, had been there often. According to Addie, Mrs. Gallick had thought she was in charge while Doc Holystone was out, and Addie had let Mrs. Gallick think that because Paul had played Odd Trails with her.