Synaptus Cogsworthy’s workshop hums with quiet invention — gears half-built, notes scattered, ideas in motion. He’s the sort who can turn a tangle of plans into something that actually works, though he’d be the first to tell you it never goes quite as planned.

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He’s known not just for what he builds, but for how he thinks. Measured. Steady. The kind of mind that can mend both machines and misunderstandings.

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Some gnomes say he’s part philosopher, part engineer. He just calls it curiosity.

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