Zombie, which is Named Panopticon

Zombie, which is named Panopticon, has no fixed location. It has no fixed self, either. Rather, there are a number of it in the world - corpses of varied forms, all made to move once more as its emanations. Each one pursues a different pilgrimage, but all are in some sense the same being and all are motivated by the same force:
Zombie starves for new knowledge to incorporate into its being. Its encyclopedic understanding of much of the world means it has turned to digging up the secrets in peoples' souls.

I'm writing a Mystery for use with The Far Roofs as a submission for the Rooftop Library Jam. I had originally intended to submit it completed, but personal circumstances have prevented me from completing it in time; the jam organizer has permitted me to submit this placeholder page in its place. I intend to upload the finished product in a few days.

This supplement makes/will make reference to materials from Jenna Katerin Moran's The Far Roofs; it is intended to comply with the Apocynum Press Community Content License. I am in no way associated with Jenna Katerin Moran, nor with Apocynum Press. The cover art is "Death and the physician" by Hans Holbein the Younger (accessed via Wikimedia Commons) and is in the public domain. All original content herein is/will be licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International. Further legal information will be enclosed within the document itself.