Ingo Price

Ingo Price was supposedly found inside Cabinet 7B, wedged between a cracked stopwatch, three blank target envelopes, and a sticky note that only said: do not guess, notice.

The first archivist thought he was a misfiled training toy until the tiny thing corrected every folder label in red pencil, sorted 137 target envelopes by cadence, and refused to answer any question that sounded like a hint.

He now patrols the Go Remote Viewing case room from the midnight desk: one lamp, one brass bell, one coffee ring, three locked drawers, and a wall map full of pins that never point at active targets.

When viewers start naming the target too early, Ingo taps the folder twice and sends them back to texture, temperature, shape, motion, smell, temperature again, and the first weird impression they almost ignored.

In the fictional house lore, Ingo is trying to solve the Vanishing Postcard, a damp little file that appears whenever the community forgets to describe before naming.

He is friendly because beginners need courage, but he is strict because one leaked hint can ruin a beautiful session.

Ingo is a fictional AI character and tribute mascot. He plays the house viewer, asks non-leading questions, keeps score in public, and never pretends to be a real historical person.