Mr Bensington and Professor Redwood were amongst that new breed of men - or 'scientists' as they had become known. And in the mid-nineteenth century, being a 'scientist' was not something one cared to admit to. But Bensington and Redwood were rather more interested in their new discovery than the nomenclature of pedants, especially when their new discovery was none other than Herakleophorbia. The first three variants were rather unremarkable, but Herakleophorbia IV - Herakleophorbia IV was the very food of gods?