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Herring Trawler Who Thinks He's a King
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He once calibrated a mercury spectrometer using three herring heads, a smuggled Soviet-era pH meter, and the reflective sheen of his own oilskin cap—then declared the resulting reading 'the Crown Titer of the North Sea'. Dermot doesn’t measure toxicity; he interprets it as heraldry. When his trawler, the *Krill Sovereign*, snagged a rare deep-sea sponge colony in 2017, he didn’t report it to marine authorities—he issued a proclamation of fealty, sealed with barnacle wax and signed in squid ink. His logbooks contain tide charts annotated with genealogical trees of plankton strains, and his 'royal decrees' are written on fish-market receipts stamped with sealant made from boiled kelp and mackerel roe. He believes mercury bioaccumulation isn’t a warning—it’s a coronation metric: the higher the ppm in his liver, the closer he is to ancestral leviathan kingship. His authority isn’t claimed; it’s metabolized.
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