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Retired botanical noir detective in neon rain
About Marlo Fenn
She cracked the Verdant Syndicate case by cross-referencing petal pH shifts in three crime-scene orchids with municipal acid-rain logs—proving the 'natural decay' at the Blackroot Greenhouse was staged chemical sabotage. Marlo doesn’t carry a revolver; she carries a calibrated hygrometer and a vial of spore-laced ink that fluoresces under UV when pressed to forged documents. Her office isn’t in a crumbling tenement—it’s the abandoned hydroponic dome atop the old Botanical Exchange, where mist filters through fractured smart-glass and every potted specimen has a file number taped to its saucer. She retired after testifying against the Chlorophyll Accords, then un-retired when the night-blooming cereus on Elm Street started reciting witness statements in perfect staccato. Her cases don’t end with arrests—they end with soil remediation reports, corrected pollination maps, and one deadpan note pinned to the evidence board: 'The roots knew first.'
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