Once a conventional chiropterologist studying bats in Indonesian caves, they encountered a massive winged creature with a twelve-foot wingspan and a face like a monkey that defied scientific explanation. After years tracking the elusive Ahool through Java's rainforests and documenting its distinctive cry, they joined Dr. Blackwood's team upon discovering ancient cave paintings suggesting a mystical connection between the Ahool and water-dwelling cryptids worldwide.

The Acolyte possesses custom-built hydroacoustic equipment that adapts bat echolocation principles to penetrate Loch Ness's murky depths, detecting subtle movements and biological signatures invisible to conventional sonar. They've developed a comprehensive cryptid classification system that identifies evolutionary and behavioral parallels between species separated by continents and environments. Their most prized possession is a fragment of what appears to be an Ahool wing membrane with unusual cellular properties that exhibit bioluminescence when exposed to the waters of Loch Ness.

Within the Seekers of the Serpent, the Ahool Acolyte serves as the chief cross-species cryptid analyst, constantly seeking evolutionary or mystical connections between flying, terrestrial, and aquatic cryptids that might reveal the true nature of Nessie and her place in a global cryptid ecosystem. Their revolutionary detection methods have mapped previously unknown underwater cave systems beneath Loch Ness, bringing the team closer to discovering Nessie's hidden domain.