Mishumarot (“Monsieur Marot”) is a half-elf courtier of the exiled court of Prague who commissioned the theft of the Host — the job that opens the chronicle of Les Libertateurs — and later returned to collect it.
| Type | Character (half-elf courtier) |
| Court | Exiled court of Prague; later Queen Eva de Huizinga |
| Spanish entry | Mishumarot |
Description
A powdered half-elf fop with wig and rapier, tied to the prince of elven blood. “There is no need to reveal names, beyond mine, which you may know: Monsieur Marot.” He speaks for interests better left unnamed, a faction seeking “to preserve the temple of Vladi so that the true sovereigns may return”.
History
- At the Tiger tavern in Prague he had the private room closed, offered hot chocolate with spices and liqueur, and laid out the commission: obtain the Host. The job sent the group toward Mount Nevermind.
- Many years and platforms later, in Paris (1715–1717 A.D.A.) — at the Hotel Astor near the Palais-Royal — he returned as envoy of Queen Eve to claim the same Host: “I can’t believe you don’t remember the pact you had with me.” He put coins on the table again. At the Fountain of the Innocents, where the rusalka also claimed it, his collection closed the group’s founding mission.