It is said that there is a catfish whose skin is lined with azoth.\n\nDubbed 'Egede Serpe' after a traveler who saw it, to catch a serpe is to peak as a fisher here in Brightwood. If only I could reel in this mysterious creature and perform experiments...\n\n-Park

The Legendary Catch

Egede Serpe and Azoth

Mercury, what can't it do? Used in skin treatments and mood tinctures in the Old World, it can also most readily be extracted from the swordfish that circle Aeternum. Used ubiquitously by healers across the globe, mercury can be administered in its liquid or solid salt form. The mercury content of the Aeternum swordfish seems irregularly high, but I cannot compare it to an Old World fish without returning home, which is impossible with the storms that haunt the coast.\n\nFor now I must rely on anecdotal evidence from the other alchemists who have seen Old World swordfish, as unreliable as those observations can be.\n\n-Park

Mercurial Findings

Swordfish

Egede Serpe and Azoth #1

Swordfish #2

A mystical forest home to the Azoth Tree and countless abandoned homesteads

A Tree, What of It? #1

First, Finest... No More #2

Day One #3

Day Two #4

The Tree Untouched #5

Aeternum's Fate #1

For Family and Aeternum #2

Brightwood Lake #3

An Answer #4

Our Research Begins #5

A Modest Success #6

Captain Madelaine's Dismissal #7

Empty Cages #8

Success! #9

I Have Been Tested #10

The Burial #11

Abandoned #12

At Last #13

Tales of Brightwood

Park's Research Notes

Park's Research Notes Chapter - NWGuide Database of Lore

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