Aide for Dr. Caldwell

Travancians,

I appreciate your assistance in obtaining Nesticella Glacies mandibles last month. I received enough to begin my observations and experiments and I am very grateful. This month I am looking for the tongues of Megadermatidae Cornutum Glacialis, more commonly known as ice mephits. Their tongues are known to some to have certain properties and I am looking for many well preserved, whole specimens. Considering the success of sending in a research assistant last month, I will do the same this month, with monetary reimbursement of course. Please be very careful, as obtaining a complete specimen may be extremely difficult. Any observations made are always appreciated and may be given to my assistant or sent by private missive to my home in Faust.

I look forward to your results.

Sincerely,

Agatha Caldwell, Ph. D

Dr. Caldwell,

I gather that your new classification for those arachnids was based on your findings?

If you have discovered any clues as to how the animals were implanted with elemental ice, I would be interested in learning from your research when I return to the proper.

Also, just as a point of interest, do you commonly find that the creatures you study have a preference for human flesh?

~ Na'ar Chacov