Apollo Leto

Nobody knows Apollo Leto's true identity. Rumors circle him like vultures, but the truth seems to forever be buried. Below follows a record of Apollo's discovery and recovery.

On Janurary 1st, 1918, at 6:45 AM, a disheveled, bloody "Apollo Leto" was brought to the New Eden General Hospital by a figure swathed in black. Staff were not told Mr. Leto's real identity, only that he needed immediate medical attention. Both Mr. Leto and the figure smelled of smoke. The figure left shortly after Mr. Leto was taken in. Mr. Leto was found to have sustained grave injuries: 3 fractured ribs, sprained left wrist, broken right ankle, a deep stab wound in the right leg, and bruising all over. It was discovered that he had "feminine" anatomy, which was cause for confusion. Upon regaining conciousness, he had no memory of what had happened, and worse, who he was. When asked about his body, he refuted that he was male.

Apollo currently resides in a small apartment above a bookstore he runs called Grey Heron Books. He is the only employee. The store does pretty well, as Apollo's fame—or perhaps infamy—continues to bring in curious patrons. It's also generally just a nice store.