Martin Nightingale

 is one of the characters in Vampyr. He is a young and lousy merchant, but he chose this occupation instead of joining the Wet Boot Boys gang.


 * Martin can be found siting in front of Enid Gillingham's House in the Night Shelter's Vicinity at the Docks.
 * Jonathan can ask Martin about Enid's missing son, Jack Gilligham.

Special Spy Action
Some times, will went into Enid Gillingham's House, you can spy and 2nd floor to found that he try to cheat money from Enid Gillingham

Chat
... Your life in London?
 * [] You're no real businessman. -- Unlock Hint #2
 * [] About the neighbourhood?
 * [] Who is this old woman? -- Unlock Hint #4 -- Unlock Enid Gillingham Hint #4
 * [] What happened to her son?

... Personal questions.
 * [] Why not try seeking help?
 * ? You've exploited Miss Gillingham. -- Have Hint #1
 * 1[] You have no maturity! -- LOSE
 * 2[] Your selfishness is fascinating. -- Unlock Hint #3
 * 3[] What is your excuse?
 * ? You let your parents die? -- Have Hint #3

! I'm looking for Sean Hampton. ! I found this watch.

Hint
1 - Martin has exploited Enid Gillingham's weak memory to his own advantage. -- Unlock by special spy action
 * Earn +150

2 - Martin chose to be a lousy merchant instead of a gang member. -- Unlock by chat
 * Earn +600
 * EXP +25

3 - Martin abandoned his sick parents after they became infected by the epidemic. -- Unlock by chat select
 * Earn +600
 * EXP +25

4 - Martin is sometimes confused by Enid Gillingham with her son Jack. -- Unlock by chat
 * Earn +150
 * EXP +25

Embrace

 * I was just pretending... I caused no harm... I could have taken good care of the old lady.
 * Shillings +100, Common Handle Part, Common Trigger Part, Lead Plate, Lead Stick, Lead Rod, Aluminium Part *4, Aluminium Shard *6, Aluminium Powder *7, Grease *6, Screw *4, Rivet *3, Martin's Trinkets.

Tomb Stone

 * Near lie the remains of Martin Nightingale
 * 1898 - 1918

Shop

 * Very strange shop, as normal shop's price will increase while the district status turn to worse, but this was not.
 * Maybe that's why was not considered as a true merchant.