Study ancient bestiaries
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From: Unanticipated Ecologies
What might their misrepresented forms tell us of what might have been?
Unlocked with 
Lead: Ecology 501-503
Locked with 
Librarian's Progress 200
Challenge information
- 121 - very chancy (41%)
- 151 - chancy (51%)
- 180 - modest (61%)
- 210 - very modest (71%)
- 239 - low-risk (81%)
- 269 - straightforward (91%)
- 295 - straightforward (100%)
Success
Sifting
Description summary:
The description varies based on your level of 
Lead: Ecology.
| Lead: Ecology | Description |
|---|---|
| 501 | Texts on the Broken Men of the Third City, who apparently took to zee in a raft seeking Xibalba, reveal curious psychosomatic properties in the eye of the beholder. |
| 502 | In a text by a Fourth City monk named Nasturtium, you find a series of prophecies that suggest one's anatomy can also be one's destiny. He draws fascinating parallels between the ascension of the Devils and the descent of the Rubbery Men. |
| 503 | A Khan of Meat has compiled an astonishing (and much-spattered) bestiary, fragments of which can occasionally be found in the stacks. The existence of such creatures seems improbable, but there they are. Complete with tasting notes. |
[Find the rest of the story at https://www.fallenlondon.com]
Watchful is increasing…
You've gained 39 x Librarian's Progress
You have a lead in the Partial Historiography section of the library. (Sets 
Lead: Partial Historiography to 501)
You have a lead in the Unanticipated Ecologies section of the library. (Raises Lead: Ecology by 1 x)
Failure
Damnable forgery
It takes perhaps too much time to discern that this is a diary from the Apicius Club and not a bestiary. In your defence, they do insist on writing in Latin, and the spatters add an ageing effect.
- Watchful is increasing…
- You've lost 2 x Librarian's Progress
