Sleuth Home - Detective Lady Zeugirdor

Director - Blue Pagoda Agency

Title:		Pinball Amateur
Experience:		15191450
Archetype:		Smart and Charming
Age:		6160 days
Gender:		female
Sleuth Theme:		Secret #1
Last Login:		Nov-26-2023
Account Status:		Inactive
Subscription Status:		Unsubscribed
Community:		Post History

Equipment

Completed Missions

• Packages Delivered: 39
• Overdue Books Returned: 69
• Nemeses Captured: 0
• Secret Plans Revealed: 0
• Artifacts Unearthed: 6
• Journal Pages Found: 0
• Brass Rings Won: 0

Detective Biography

Sometimes you block out your childhood, only trying to remember the good times. One thing I remember is Mama telling me to always be a “lady”. She tried to teach me to be polite, dignified,to know when to speak or hold my piece, to be engaging with company and to make them comfortable. How to be powerful, yet demure. It was also one of the last things she told me.

That day is one a child should forget, yes but I wasn’t a child after that day ended. Mama had been blissful for the past months. She said that she was going to be married. Then we would really be “ladies”. I was 9 years old and maybe didn’t really understand or even care. I was interested in the new clothes and presents given me by Mama’s “suitor”.

He was a handsome man, richly dressed, charming, and witty. He was the type of man everyone loved. That is the irony… everyone did love him or maybe it’s better said he loved everyone, as long as he could get what he wanted from them. I didn’t understand what he wanted from Mama, but he must have gotten it.

Their wedding was the next day and Mama and I were making the final preparations for where I would stay during their honeymoon. The doorbell rang in our small, but nicely furnished home. Mama sent me to answer the summons. I opened it to see him. He asked to see Mama, just for a few minutes for he knew we were busy.

He followed me to Mama’s room. She was surprised and pleased to see him. She then sent me to make sure my bags were packed . It was a few minutes later that I returned to her room to see what was to be done next. I opened the door to see Mama lying on the floor.

As I ran to her my senses were assaulted by the sight and smell of blood. It was everywhere. Even on her wedding dress which hung by her bed. I saw the knife in her chest. The sight imprinted forever on my mind. In terror I tried to help, but she stilled my hands and spoke, “Darling, never trust anyone and remember…to always be a Lady.” At that her grip weakened, her eyes closed, and she didn’t speak again.

I looked for him, but he had left. The police didn’t believe my account and ruled it a suicide. That’s fine; I continue to look for him. One day I will find him…and I will remember not to trust him and to be… a Lady.

Politics

Contacts

Fortune Teller (New York)
Shoe Maker (New York)
Concierge (London)
Podiatrist (London)
Shoe Maker (Shanghai)
Fortune Teller (Shanghai)
Tailor (Delhi)
Holy Man (Delhi)
Barber (Cairo)
Spice Merchant (Cairo)
Pianist (Sleuthetania)

Arch Villains

Mordred "Diamondback" Kolbe
Captured

Alaczar "the Oppressor" Derringer
Captured

Emira Clytemnestra Xylander
Captured

Achan "the Cuckoo" Musgrave
Captured

Cassandra "Whirling Dervish" Xylander
Captured

Erasmus "the Hawk" Cain
Captured

Professor Sofia Musgrave
Captured

Sabina "the Pistol" Simonides
Captured

Professor Wanjala von Schneider
Captured

Godfrey "Monkey Face" Belphegore
Captured

Professor Circe von Dreyst
Captured

Veda "the Weasel" Blood
Captured

Professor Roderick Malatesta
Captured

Vincent "the Razor" von Wrath
Captured

Esmeralda "Executioner" Cain
Failed

Books Collected

Secret Adversary
Agatha Christie

The Mysterious Affair at Styles
Agatha Christie

The Hound of the Baskervilles
Arthur Conan Doyle

The Adventure of the Empty House
Arthur Conan Doyle

A Scandal in Bohemia
Arthur Conan Doyle

Martin Hewitt, Investigator
Arthur Morrison

The Mystery of Marie Roget
Edgar Allan Poe

A History of Indian Philosophy
Surendranath Dasgupta

50 Words or Less Contest
Various Authors

Mystery Haiku Contest
Various Authors

The Moonstone
Wilkie Collins