阿米蒂奇教授
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Original Name:阿米蒂奇教授Gender:MasculineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:504Chapters:77
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Biodata

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Name Henry Armitage
Alias(es) Professor Armitage
Gender Male
Affiliation Miskatonic University; formerly associated with the Night Hawk Federation 117
Occupation/Role Director of Phillips Library; professor of modern literature of the New Federation; leading contributor to the Cultist Skull Museum 25 69
Status Active 153
First Appearance Mentioned in Chapter 25; first appears in person in Chapter 69 25 69

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Third Ascension Ritual 153 Completed his third Ascension Ritual at age 24, making him the youngest person at that time to have done so.

Background / History

Armitage has long investigated cultists and dangerous occult materials. The Cultist Skull Museum holds the remains of multiple cultists he killed, including Green Eyes of the All-Seer cult, killed in 1889, and Oliver of Dunwich, whom Armitage personally executed near Arkham. 67 82

He knew Sawyer Walter in Dunwich decades earlier, when Sawyer assisted him. Though they had not met for over thirty years, Armitage still considered Sawyer a reliable friend. 69 118

As director of Phillips Library, Armitage oversees occult holdings including the Necronomicon and the Skull Museum. He corresponded with Wilbur Whateley for six years and acknowledges Wilbur's scholarly ability, but never trusted him enough to lend him the Necronomicon. After Nancy left with Wilbur, Armitage warned five other libraries and museums known to hold Latin editions not to lend their dangerous books casually. 104 113

Armitage first meets Hope Love after Dr. Morgan brings him into the Skull Museum without permission. Rather than punish Hope, he issues him a temporary library card and quietly begins assisting him. After Skull No. 1 shatters during Hope's Attribute Exchange, Armitage tends to Hope, explains the danger of exchanging attributes, and declines to pressure him for the source of his occult knowledge. 69 89

During Wilbur's attempt to steal Oliver's skull, Armitage counters Wilbur's spell with Silence, then joins Jack Corbett in fighting him during the blackout at the library. Wilbur ultimately escapes, but Armitage helps Hope use Oliver's skull to temporarily restore his lost Spirit Body. 124 125 127

Appearance

Armitage is a short, elderly man with white hair and a formal, old-fashioned appearance. His consistently immaculate dress contrasts with his work against cultists and occult threats. 25 69

  • Wears black round-rimmed glasses. 25 69
  • Dresses in an old-fashioned black suit and black leather shoes. 25
  • Wears a red bow tie. 25 69
  • Is approximately 1.7 meters tall. 69
  • Has a faint, habitual smile that nonetheless makes others become solemn around him. 151

Personality

Armitage is gentle, patient, and formally courteous, even when reprimanding someone. When he catches Dr. Morgan improperly showing Hope the Skull Museum, he treats Morgan like an errant student rather than responding with anger. He uses familiar topics—such as his history with Sawyer—to put Hope at ease. 69

He respects privacy around occult matters. After Hope's encounter with Skull No. 1, Armitage makes clear that he is not interrogating him and accepts Hope's refusal to explain his past. His trust is based on Hope having protected Elizabeth rather than on a full account of Hope's origins. 89

Despite his kindness, Armitage is cautious and uncompromising with dangerous knowledge. He refuses Wilbur access to the Necronomicon and treats the library's restricted books as hazards requiring active containment. 104 126

Abilities & Skills

Occult Attributes

Armitage possesses unusually high perceptual ability, which makes Hope wary of using Uncertainty in his presence. 69

  • Agility: 2.15. 69
  • Constitution: 1.42. 69
  • Self-Sense / Vision: 4.11. 69 153
  • Inspiration / Mana: 1.30. 69
  • His Self-Sense is below the Sixth Rank required to passively contaminate weaker creatures under normal conditions. 153

Wind Manipulation

Armitage can control wind without an observed incantation.

  • Uses wind to clean library bookshelves. 25
  • Suspends dangerous books in the air to keep them from being mishandled after Wilbur damages the library. 126
  • Can move and store hazardous materials while attending to an ongoing emergency. 126

Spellcraft

Armitage is an experienced spellcaster capable of countering other occult practitioners.

  • Interrupts Wilbur's death-commanding spell by casting first. 124
  • Uses the spell Silence to deprive Wilbur of speech and spellcasting ability. 124 125
  • Can distinguish allies from enemies within Jack's absolute-darkness spell. 125
  • His spell was eventually broken when Wilbur injured himself to force speech. 125

Occult Knowledge and Investigation

Armitage understands the dangers, terminology, and practical consequences of occult attributes.

  • Explains that Hope's “eyesight” and “mana value” correspond more broadly to Self-Sense and Inspiration. 89
  • Warns that improperly prepared attribute exchanges can cause immediate death or the collapse of soul and body into rotten flesh. 89
  • Identifies Skull No. 1's promise of safe exchanges as deception after its destruction. 89
  • Explains contamination and the Ascension Ritual to Hope, including the danger of using a sufficiently powerful creature as a ritual target. 153
  • Admits that he does not understand herbalism and directs Hope to Professor Rice for such questions. 77

Cultist Hunting

Armitage has a longstanding record of killing cultists and securing their remains for Miskatonic University's collection.

  • Killed Green Eyes of the All-Seer cult. 82
  • Personally executed Oliver of Dunwich. 67
  • Is described by Dr. Morgan as the best cultist hunter of his youth. 51

Equipment / Items

  • Elder Signs — Powerful wooden amulets given to Armitage by an old friend more than a decade earlier; he gives one to Hope as a personal gift. 152
  • Necronomicon — A dangerous library holding that Armitage refuses to lend to Wilbur. 104
  • Dangerous restricted books — Occult volumes kept under his protection in the library's upper floors. 126
  • Silver suitcase — A tightly sealed, unidentified silver case carried by Armitage during the preparations for Jack's Ascension Ritual. 150 153

Relationships

  • Hope Love — Grants Hope a temporary library card, protects his privacy, treats him after the Skull No. 1 incident, and later gives him an Elder Sign and a recommendation letter. 69 89 152
  • Elizabeth — Her work-study supervisor and fellow gardening enthusiast; Elizabeth considers him the gentlest professor she knows. He gave her a Wooden Amulet. 25 82
  • Dr. Francis Morgan — Colleague and devoted admirer. Armitage reprimands Morgan when he brings Hope into the Skull Museum without permission, but continues to cooperate with him. 69 117
  • Professor Warren Rice — Trusted colleague consulted during Hope's recovery and in the handling of occult materials. 89 126
  • Jack Corbett — Former Federation associate and combat ally. Armitage fights beside Jack against Wilbur and agrees to support Jack's third Ascension Ritual. 117 125 153
  • Sawyer Walter — Old Dunwich acquaintance who assisted Armitage in the past; Armitage still calls him one of his most reliable friends. 69 118
  • Wilbur Whateley — Long-term correspondent whose learning Armitage recognizes but whose intentions he distrusts. Armitage refuses him the Necronomicon and later battles him at the library. 104 124
  • Nancy Wagner — His work-study student. Armitage is reluctant to dismiss her despite her leaving without notice. 113
  • Paul Corey — Identifies Paul's unusual scales as distinct from a more severe Innsmouth-related occult illness and offers compensation for Paul's help with the patient. 151

Notable Quotes

“I'm not interrogating you. Don't be nervous. If you don't want to say, treat it as if I never asked.”
— Professor Armitage to Hope 89

“I can only acknowledge his learning; I cannot bring myself to trust him.”
— On Wilbur Whateley 104