Ms. Lewis

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Ms. Lewis is a partner of the Mann, Levinn, and Lewis Firm and one of the partners. Formerly a practitioner who sold herself to the firm to get out of debt, she made partner. Who she was before she took up the firm's offer is unknown. As a practitioner of the firm, she is bound to only use her talents for it's sake.

Appearance

A thirty-something woman in a suit with a skirt and wearing pantyhose, blonde with a tidy ponytail and a lock of hair strategically draped over the corner of one eyebrow.

Personality

Ms. Lewis is cordial to Blake, answer his questions and being patient with him professionally speaking. She even seems to enjoy having an opportunity to work with him as he isn't as bad as most of the others she has worked for. However, her loyalty is to the firm and should their goodwill run out she may not be as nice as she puts on.

Chronology

Damages

Ms. Lewis and her partners answer the summons of Rose Thorburn Junior and give Blake Thorburn an outline of their services. When he needs further aid she offers to assist him with the binding of June Burlison to the Frost Hatchet and instructs him as they walk through the streets of Jacob's Bell. When Blake is confronted by Letita she gives him the name of a powerful being to summon should he need it, stating she would shoulder the cost. In the end she also advised him on Johannes Lillegard and warned him he's not going to live very long with how things are looking.

Void

After nearly being killed by Isadora Ms. Lewis appeared in his mindscape to inform him that he could have resolved his issues by calling upon the firm for a very reasonable price of a single errand, and that should they feel he will never take up their aid they will 'hasten' his death. She then advises him to wake up.