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|aliases=The Scribbler |
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|profession={{cat tag|Law enforcement}} |
|profession={{cat tag|Law enforcement}} |
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|earth=Rithmatist |
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| + | {{for|The Rithmatist|the book with the working title "Scribbler"|pre=Scribbler redirects here}} |
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Inspector '''Harding''' is a federal inspector of the [[United Isles of America]].{{book ref|Rithmatist|4}} |
Inspector '''Harding''' is a federal inspector of the [[United Isles of America]].{{book ref|Rithmatist|4}} |
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== History == |
== History == |
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| − | Prior to working as a federal inspector, Harding was a soldier at the [[Tower of Nebrask]] |
+ | Prior to working as a federal inspector, Harding was a soldier at the [[Tower of Nebrask]] one day, we went into a breach with [[Andrew Nalizar]] to save [[William Muns]], and was possessed by a [[Forgotten]]. |
He is sent to [[Armedius Academy]] to investigate the disappearance of [[Lilly Whiting]], which becomes the case of the Scribbler. |
He is sent to [[Armedius Academy]] to investigate the disappearance of [[Lilly Whiting]], which becomes the case of the Scribbler. |
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[[Thomas York|Principal York]] assigns him Professor [[Fitch]] to assist in the investigation.{{book ref|Rithmatist|6}} |
[[Thomas York|Principal York]] assigns him Professor [[Fitch]] to assist in the investigation.{{book ref|Rithmatist|6}} |
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| − | Harding, however, was the Scribbler. [[Chalkling#Wild Chalklings|Wild chalklings]] under the command of his Forgotten has consumed William Muns, and he traveled to Armedius to continue this work.{{book ref|Rithmatist|24}} He first attacked and consumed [[Lilly Whiting]], to spread panic between the students. He then insists students to stay at school under his protection, killing [[Charles Calloway]] |
+ | Harding, however, was the Scribbler. [[Chalkling#Wild Chalklings|Wild chalklings]] under the command of his Forgotten has consumed William Muns, and he traveled to Armedius to continue this work.{{book ref|Rithmatist|24}} He first attacked and consumed [[Lilly Whiting]], to spread panic between the students. He then insists students to stay at school under his protection, killing [[Charles Calloway]] to further discourage any thoughts on leaving the school.{{cite}} After all students are concentrated at the school as he planned, he goes on, attacking and consuming the students. Eventually, he is stopped by [[Fitch]], [[Melody]] and [[Joel]], and the people consumed by his wild chalklings are released.{{book ref|Rithmatist|24}} |
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| ⚫ | He often rides a spring horse{{book ref|Rithmatist|11}} and uses spring rifle as weapon.{{cite}} With the [[Rithmatics|Rithmatic]] powers granted by a [[Forgotten]], he draws with a chalk on the tip of the rifle.{{book ref|Rithmatist|24}} he seems to have the inherent ability to draw quite perfect circles and lines. However, he knows nothing of drawing a proper defense and can be easily fooled in a duel. |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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