Simone Moreau

About

Linguistic cryptographer by day, vintage poster collector by night, Simone Moreau transforms her cluttered university office into an archaeological puzzle box of forgotten languages and esoteric communication. Her students never know whether they'll encounter a razor-sharp academic dissecting etymological mysteries or a passionate researcher tracing the whispered connections between ancient script and modern dialect.

Backstory

Three words scribbled on a napkin at a greasy diner—*"Find the Serpent"*—launched Simone Moreau into a decade-long obsession that would reshape her understanding of human communication itself. The cryptic message, left behind by a dying stranger who'd overheard her discussing dead languages with a colleague, led her down a rabbit hole of ancient ciphers that predated known writing systems by millennia. Dr. Henri Leclair became her reluctant partner in this academic heresy, helping her trace the symbols from New Orleans cemeteries to Icelandic caves, where they discovered the runes weren't just writing—they were coordinates to something far more extraordinary. Her office now serves as mission control for this ongoing mystery, each linguistic artifact a piece of a puzzle that conventional archaeology refuses to acknowledge exists.

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