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The Cantigaster: once <font color="black"><span style="background-color: black">the pharaoh Tutankhamun</span></font>, now a beast with the deadliest venom known to man.
'''The Cantigaster''': once <font color="black"><span style="background-color: black">the pharaoh Tutankhamun</span></font>, now a beast with the deadliest venom known to man.


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The Cantigaster: once the pharaoh Tutankhamun, now a beast with the deadliest venom known to man.

An Agent of the Cheesemonger
Cantigaster venom can bring a more permanent form of death than that usually suffered by residents of the Neath, and that Cantigaster venom works best when applied to a blade.
Starting a department at the University
Tthe Senior Reader in ______ has been poisoned by Cantigaster venom, a proscribed substance. The subsequent investigation reveals the truth about the Cantigaster: he is the husband of the Duchess, bitten by an asp before the fall of the Second City in Egypt. The Duchess bargained with the Bazaar to save her beloved's life in exchange for her city; he lived on, but in a tormented state, his flesh eternally bloated with poisons. The Duchess still visits him at midnight each Sunday in the third wine cellar under the Shuttered Palace to milk venom out of his skin and bring him relief; what she takes away, presumably, is Cantigaster venom.
The Cheery Man...
...was poisoned with half a drop of Cantigaster venom, which left him barely able to walk.