Silver Insanity

Augustus will lurk throughout the room, peering inquisitively at the pictures and trinkets about the mantelpiece. "I didn't know they had gone and gotten married. When did that happen? Really? Oh, I suppose that does make sense, I was a bit indisposed at the time, but I always though he had eye...

Lord Augustus Fairthingsworth will be among the group, if for no other reason than he really aught to travel home at some point. While not intentionally callous, Bertie will publicly treat any of the tea-house regulars as his own personal attaches for the investigation, while himself assuming someth...

Clearly, from the latest scene, the matter of the level 5 illumination might be relevant (and probably is to Augustus as well). In the most recent post, we have this: **: Haven't figured out a better idea for level 5 then sun-towers. Basically, every mile or so, there's a giant tower with a sun-lamp...

Kim's intangible companion has, of course, followed his current anchor and takes the time to examine the people, then their respective apparent attentions, all while listening primarily to the discussion. Presuming that either Berkley's journal or the glyphs themselves are apparent to the cursory in...

While seated in the corner, Augustus will engage in an interspersed and somewhat intermittent commentary* of the events discussed at the Graveyard . He occasionally sips his tea, but spends most of the time in meditative silence. While hardly the best at it, Bertie's monologue comes off as something...

Augustus continues to immaterially inspect the area, but his focus remains on the conversation between the two men. That is, when he isn't taking the opportunity to sip tea, or provide updates of the situation to the remote companions.* *: I'm not sure if Talking counts as "Taking other actions...

Ok, so it looks like so-far nothing unexpected. I figured that if a Mythos creature or effect wanted to cause issues for a viewer of either type, they could; and that any ritual in the setting has the effect of being a ritual (in addition to anything else it causes). I mostly figured I'd get the con...

There is of course no reply, as even if the disembodied senses of Augustus* could reply, he is nonetheless rather distracted tasting lichen, feeling about inside rocks, and and peering under graves. There is a brief moment of pause while he takes a sip of tea back at the Feng-Huang, but otherwise ma...

Augustus politely listens and sips on his tea until Bryce is out the door and well out of earshot before speaking up again with a tone of polite and mild admonishment. "What an utterly dreadful bloke." He straightens his jacket and looks over the assemblage, his eyebrow wiggling suggestive...

"We greatly appreciate your cooperation and assistance in this trying time, my friend - if I may call you that, as fragile as it may be." He offers a brief but respectable bow to the other lord, a gesture of courtesy and consolation rather than inferiority. "I shall see to it to pers...