Sleuth Home - Detective Anikka

Director - Swing On a Star

Title:		Babelfish
Experience:		10419090
Archetype:		Smart and Charming
Age:		6491 days
Gender:		female
Sleuth Theme:		Secret #1
Last Login:		Jan-8-2018
Account Status:		Editor/Mod
Subscription Status:		Unsubscribed
Community:		Post History

Equipment

Completed Missions

• Packages Delivered: 49
• Overdue Books Returned: 47
• Nemeses Captured: 0
• Secret Plans Revealed: 0
• Artifacts Unearthed: 0
• Journal Pages Found: 0
• Brass Rings Won: 0

Detective Biography

I’d thought it was the opportunity of a lifetime. Oh, I know I’ve come so far from where I’ve been, but… Imagine, me, little Anikka Sevine, the little girl from Queens, hanging out with a Prince.

Back in the day, I’d gone directly from high school graduation to my new job at the newspaper. They’d tried to put me with the society editor, but that had only lasted a few days. My boss had picked up on the slightest breath of a delicious scandal, and I’d dug deeper than my peers. Deep enough to find the ugly truth, save a society girl’s reputation, and have a dirty cop locked away.

I was wasted on the society desk, and they knew it. So I’d gone to work the crime beat, with the big boys. They gave me a little respect – standing up to and exposing a dirty cop is a dangerous undertaking – and I turned out to be pretty good at my job.

Too good.

That’s how I ended up doing work as a private detective. Doing that work is how I ended up at Big Lucy's Cabaret. And being there is how I ended up running an agency with Breitkat. Being good on the crime beat was just a precursor to being a good detective. It doesn’t always make the cops happy, but they don’t hang around Big Lucy’s; the Mayor does, and he doesn’t want ‘em there.

Maybe that's why the Cabaret is my home away from home; and Home is my suite at the Agency.

Poor Momma, poor Daddy; they don't understand the world I'm a part of, and they don't understand how or why I can be a part of it. They know I help people - that's what they hold on to, to keep from dragging me home, as if they could keep me there.

My brothers, well... Billy and Rick think it's great that their big sister does "all kinds of neat detective stuff". They don't really understand what's involved. Sometimes, it's your soul.

Kevin, though... he gets it. He should get it, he's a cop. He knows.And even if he didn't know, that's okay - he accepts me the way I am, and always has. What else are big brothers for?

But he'll never believe me when I tell him about the Prince!

Politics

Contacts

Priest (New York)
Tailor (New York)
Curator (London)
Barber (London)
Silk Merchant (Shanghai)
Stage Manager (Shanghai)
Bartender (Delhi)
Tailor (Delhi)
Shoemaker (Cairo)
Waitress (Cairo)
Chief Purser (Sleuthetania)
Pianist (Sleuthetania)

Arch Villains

Gorka "Shotgun" Thorn
Captured

Isabella "No-Hand" Adler
Captured

Victor "Matchstick" Inglethorpe
Captured

Achan "Sirocco" Hruby
Captured

Doctor Lazarus Zhou
Captured

Gilda "Whip Hand" Adler
Captured

Trickster Aviseh von Dreyst
Captured

Vincent "Dull Blade" Grimm
Captured

Andreas "the Iceberg" Severn
Captured

Laszlo "the Cleaner" Metzger
Captured

Xiao Chen "the Viper" Boucher
Captured

Colonel Azriel Stone
Captured

Admiral Alaczar Dimitrijevic
Captured

Doctor Julius Aryaman
Captured

Professor Ritsika Stone
Captured

Count Omar Zhou
Captured

Andreas "Needles" Malatesta
Captured

Ravenna "the Knife" Rowe
Captured

Admiral Victor Dvorkin
Captured

Veda "Black Thumb" Blood
Failed

Silvanus "the Viper" Severn
Failed

Otto "Whirling Dervish" Thorn
Failed

Azriel "Crazy Eyes" Scroggs
Failed

Anastasia "the Shadow" Cain
Failed

Books Collected

The Mysterious Affair at Styles
Agatha Christie

Secret Adversary
Agatha Christie

The Hound of the Baskervilles
Arthur Conan Doyle

A Scandal in Bohemia
Arthur Conan Doyle

The Adventure of the Empty House
Arthur Conan Doyle

The Murders in the Rue Morgue
Edgar Allan Poe

The Mystery of Marie Roget
Edgar Allan Poe

A History of Indian Philosophy
Surendranath Dasgupta

Mystery Haiku Contest
Various Authors

50 Words or Less Contest
Various Authors

The Moonstone
Wilkie Collins