The Whispering Folio
Est. 2025 • Human Bard
The Whispering Folio
The shop's pages occasionally turn by themselves, and soft whispering can be heard in the stacks at dusk. Mirelle keeps a teacup empty on the counter for visito...
Shopkeeper
Mirelle Voss, a Human Bard (Lvl 1)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(12)Simple quill, ink, and a few sheets of paper in a worn leather satchel. Useful for taking notes and copying simple spells.
A basic primer on local spirits: customs, signs of haunting, and common methods for polite dismissal. Thin volume with a faded silver sigil.
A well-used but serviceable spellbook for a beginning wizard. Pages are a bit warped from damp but intact.
A glass lantern whose flame flickers a faint, cold blue. It does not burn fuel but hums faintly when spirits are near.
A small hardcover manual describing simple ritual protections and wards usable by folk without formal training.
A worn map with Xs marking cemeteries, forgotten crypts, and houses with frequent poltergeist activity. Hand-annotated by Mirelle.
A vial of pale silvery ink. When used to write, slightly glows where spirits have touched the surface before.
A comforting, illustrated story used to calm frightened townsfolk. Popular with innkeepers and nurses.
A single-use scroll containing the 1st-level spell Protection from Evil and Good. Helpful against certain undead and spirits.
Fine nibs, colored inks, and tools to create neat illuminated letters and keep records of hauntings.
A ledger filled with names and short notes of those who have died in the town over the past generation. Some entries are written in a hand that shimmered faintly when Mirelle copied it.
Mirelle offers to repair or rebind books. Price varies by damage; small repairs are quick but major rebinding takes days.
Mirelle Voss
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop's pages occasionally turn by themselves, and soft whispering can be heard in the stacks at dusk. Mirelle keeps a teacup empty on the counter for visitors 'from beyond'; she will offer it to patrons who seem eager to commune with the dead (and charge a small fee for facilitation). She greets newcomers in a melodic whisper and can sometimes be seen cataloguing silver-ink notes that only appear under moonlight.”
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