Arc 9Chapters 205–218
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Nick returned to Monroe and Rosalie’s shop, where they had found a bottle of J, an addictive drug that acted as a painkiller for Wesen. Rosalie admitted she had once been addicted and insisted her brother sold J only as medicine, while Nick remained uncertain whether to trust her.
Nick left Rosalie with Monroe to investigate the Wesen drug dealers connected to her brother’s murder, then received a new homicide case from Renard. At the Pearl District apartment, Nick and Hancock found a severely desiccated body and questioned whether it could be Ryan Salt, who had supposedly been dead for only two days.
Nick and Hancock investigated the apparent murder of Thor-te, a Fox Wesen whose body had been unnaturally drained, and found a possible female companion in gallery footage. Nick told Renard that another Fox Wesen had recently been murdered, but they found no connection between the cases and had no answer for the strange movement of a severed finger.
Nick came home to find Bud discussing silver-thread armor with Dahlia, then shared a Russian dinner and talked through plans for weapons and Dahlia’s identity documents. As Nick and Dahlia finished cleaning up, Monroe called in a panic to say that he and someone else had killed two Lizard Wesen.
Nick investigated the bloody aftermath of the attack on the spice shop and learned how Monroe had killed the two Lizard Wesen who returned for the stolen “J.” He identified the gun as the weapon that killed Frederick, but the suspects’ deaths meant the case would remain unsolved.
Nick and Hancock investigated a corpse whose organs had been dissolved by a corrosive substance, while Nick suspected a Wesen might be responsible. After returning home exhausted, Nick woke to Gwen’s growing ability to affect the physical world, and she excitedly told him about a discovery in the living room.
Nick and Dahlia uncovered a Japanese scroll describing Margaret van Dijk, a possibly immortal spider-like Wesen called the Black Widow, and Nick connected the creature to the victim’s toxins. The investigation took a new turn when a severed finger’s print matched a homicide in Phoenix from five years earlier.
Nick investigated a suspected series of murders involving a dangerous spider Wesen while Renard arranged checks for similar cases. Monroe identified the creature as a Man-Eating Spider and explained the importance of Rosalie’s apothecary shop, leaving Nick surprised by how quickly Monroe had grown close to her.
Nick and Monroe visited a Wesen monastery to ask Charlotte, a Man-Eating Spider, about a brutal murder. Charlotte identified the killer as one of her kind and said similar murders had occurred in Phoenix and Portland, leaving Nick with more cases to investigate.
Nick learned that Charlotte’s Black Widow nature forced her to kill young men to avoid rapid aging, and he proposed that a medical substitute might satisfy the need instead. Charlotte agreed to cooperate with tests and asked Nick to help another Black Widow, leaving open whether that woman would accept his help.
Nick and his partners investigated a second desiccated victim and connected the Portland murders to similar cases in Phoenix and Albuquerque. Nick recognized the apparent killer in hotel footage but still lacked a way to identify and catch her before another victim was taken.
Nick hosted Monroe and Rosalie for dinner, reassured Rosalie that her brother’s murder case was effectively closed, and learned about her work as an apothecary. He showed the guests his hidden room of Grimm books, weapons, and alchemical supplies, where Monroe recognized a potion designed to kill Ogres.
Nick and Dahlia gave Rosalie Grimm's potion notes and equipment, and Rosalie agreed to reopen her brother's spice shop and arrange identity documents for Dahlia. The next day, Nick and Hancock recovered a stolen Rolex at Washington Middle School and learned that seventh-grader Sally Massinger had traded it to Ben Hudson.
Nick and Hancock investigated the Massingers after Sally stole her father’s Rolex, suspecting Lina of being a man-eating spider responsible for murders. Nick concluded that normal evidence would not be enough and planned to keep Robert in custody while Lina had only two nights left.